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1979

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572 actions · № 1–572
  1. 1Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions on the death of John F. Clinton. (Danehy & Sullivan, Walter) scanJan 7
  2. 2Order-re: resolutions on John F. Clinton (Danehy & Walter Sullivan) scanJan 7
  3. 3Communication from Joseph Fischer, Cambridge CETA Director, re: guidelines for requesting CETA public service positions for 1980. scanJan 8
  4. 4Order - re: resolutions on the 75th Anniversary of the Rotary International. (Walter Sullivan) scanJan 14
  5. 5Resolutions on the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King. (Graham) scanJan 14
  6. 6Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on 1/25/80 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: increases in rates and charges for electricity by the Mass. Electric Co. scanJan 14
  7. 7Communication from New England Gas & Electric System re: rate increase of Cambridge Electric Light Co. scanJan 14
  8. 8Resolutions on Susan Sutherland. (Graham) scanJan 21
  9. 9Order - re: national health service program. (David Sullivan & Danehy) scanJan 21
  10. 10Resolutions on Officer Robert Mahoney. (Russell) scanJan 21
  11. 11Order-re: portrait of former Councillor and Mayor Barbara Ackermann (M. Duehay) scanJan 21
  12. 12Order-re: filing of legislation entitled "AN ACT REPEALING THE EXEMPTION OF HARVARD COLLEGE FROM THE LAW RELATIVE TO USE OF CERTAIN LAND IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE WITHIN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS." (David Sullivan) scanJan 21
  13. 13Copy of communication from Oliver S. Brown, Asst. Superintendent , School Dept., to Mayor Francis H. Duehay re: financial problems of the School Dept. scanJan 21
  14. 14Communication from Harron Ellenson re: opening of the Atrium, 50 Church St., Cambridge and the various stores which will be operating at that address. scanJan 21
  15. 15Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the Council, transmitting one from the Business Agent of the local taxi drivers re: leasing problems in the city. scanJan 21
  16. 16Communication from Constance R. Milton, Acting Executive Secretary of the Election Comm. requesting the City Council to set the hours for the Pre-Presidential Primary on March 4, 1980. scanJan 21
  17. 17Copy of communication from Mary Jane Gibson, Chairperson of the Mass. Caucus of Women Legislators, re: recent tragic death of Anthony Colosimo. scanJan 21
  18. 18Communication from Howard J. Burgein. scanJan 21
  19. 19Order-re: medalion holders operating taxicabs be made responsible for furnishing gasoline. (Vellucci) scanJan 28
  20. 20Order-re: Cornerstone Baptist Church a public health hazard. (Sullivan) scanJan 28
  21. 21Resolutions on Fire Captain George H. Friel. (Walter Sullivan) scanJan 28
  22. 22Resolutions on James Caravalho. (Walter Sullivan) scanJan 28
  23. 23Resolutions on Sgt. Robert J. McManus of the Police Dept. (Russell) scanJan 28
  24. 24Order-re: hearing on the Alewife Area rezoning petition on Feb. 13, 1980 at 7:30 P. M. (M. Duehay) scanJan 28
  25. 25Order-re: new plaque memorializing Robert E. & Leo J. McCusker at City Hall Annex. (Walter Sullivan) scanJan 28
  26. 26Order-re: decisions by the Rent Control Board. (Vellucci) scanJan 28
  27. 27Order-re: advertising the 6 a.m. to 8 p. m. time for voting on the Presidential Primary. (Danehy) scanJan 28
  28. 28Order-re: Election Commission to establish two work shifts for the Presidential Primary on March 4, 1980. (Graham) scanJan 28
  29. 29Reconsideration by Walter Sullivan on the vote of the City Council on 1/21/80 setting the hours of the Presidential Primary on 3/4/80 as 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. scanJan 28
  30. 30Order-re: waiving the parking fees in the hospital parking lot for A.A. meetings. (Crane) scanJan 28
  31. 31Communication from Concerned Citizens re: construction on I-190. scanJan 28
  32. 32Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on 2/26/80 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: propriety of rates and charges of Boston Edison Co. to residential condominium owners. scanJan 28
  33. 33Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the City Council, transmitting the most recent issue of the recombinant DNA Technical Bulletin. scanJan 28
  34. 34Response to Council order re: program for sidewalk repair with owners sharing costs. scanJan 28
  35. 35Response to Council order re: bus tours through the City of Cambridge. scanJan 28
  36. 36Response to Council order re: reassigning desk personnel in the Police Dept. to street duty. scanJan 28
  37. 37Response to Council order re: adequate police protection for all groups in all neighborhoods in the city. scanJan 28
  38. 38Response to Council order re: re-instituting foot patrolmen. scanJan 28
  39. 39Response to Council order re: vandalism problem in the Huron Avenue/Standish St. area.- scanJan 28
  40. 40Response to Council Order re: extending liquor licenses to 2 a. m. closings. scanJan 28
  41. 41Response to Council Order re: signal lights at Brattle St. and Elmwood Ave. scanJan 28
  42. 42Two order of TAKING OF TWO PARCELS OF LAND AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF CONCORD AVE. AND SMITH PLACE. scanFeb 4
  43. 43Order-re: postponing any action on the proposed loan order for two weeks re: eminent domain taking on CONCORD AVE. AND SMITH PLACE. scanFeb 4
  44. 44Order-re: City Clerk to give notice that the polls will be open from 8 am to 8 pm on March 4, 1980 for the Pre-Presidential Primary. (Sullivan, Walter) scanFeb 4
  45. 45Order-re: rescinding the order adopted on 1/21/80 establishing the voting hours of the Pre-Presidential Primary as 6 am to 8 pm (Vellucci) scanFeb 4
  46. 46Order-re: date of expiration of the office of the City Clerk. (Vellucci) scanFeb 4
  47. 47Order-re: future plans of the M.I.T. for the former Simplex site. (Graham) scanFeb 4
  48. 48Order-re: Dr. Lee Macht, Chief of Psychiatry at the Cambridge Hospital. (Graham) scanFeb 4
  49. 49Resolutions declaring WE LOVE CANADA Day on June 20, 1980. (Vellucci) scanFeb 4
  50. 50Resolutions expressing gratitude to Canadian Prime Minister Joseph Clark. (Walter Sullivan) scanFeb 4
  51. 51Resolution naming the corner of Russell St. and Mass. Ave. the Joseph M. Curran Square. (Danehy) scanFeb 4
  52. 52Resolutions commending Boston Police Officers for their efforts in the drug arrest onJanuary 15, 1980. (M. Duehay) scanFeb 4
  53. 53Order-re:.amending Council Rule Twenty-Six. (M. Duehay) scanFeb 4
  54. 54Letter from Edward Samp, Election Comm., re:City Council order #15 of 1/28/80 pertaining to extending voting hours for the Pre Presidential Primary. scanFeb 4
  55. 55Communication fromJohn E. Deluise, Supt. of Recreation, re: Council Order # 2 of 1/28/80 pertaining to free ice time to teach ice skating to Cambridge citizens. scanFeb 4
  56. 56Copy of letter being sent to all taxi owners by the License Commission re: City Council order No. 11 of 1/28/80. scanFeb 4
  57. 57Report from Conrad Fagone, Commissioner of Public Works,re: flooding conditions at Homer Avenue area. scanFeb 4
  58. 58Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the Council, re: proposals by the School Dept. to deal with Racial Balance and Educational Planning. scanFeb 4
  59. 59Resolution recording the City Council against the registration of women for the draft. (Vellucci) scanFeb 11
  60. 60Resolutions re: sign indicating "Left Turn on Green Arrow" at the intersection of Rindge and Mass. Avenues. (Danehy) scanFeb 11
  61. 61Order-re: City Council meeting scheduled for 2/25/80 to commence at 5 P. M. (M. Duehay) scanFeb 11
  62. 62Order-re: prepare resolutions on the retirement of Captain Nicholas Fratto from the Police Dept. (Russell & Vellucci) scanFeb 11
  63. 63Resolutions on the 50th Anniversary of the Cambridge Cub Scouts. (W. Sullivan) scanFeb 11
  64. 64Resolutions on roadway improvements in the Alewife Brook area. (Russell) scanFeb 11
  65. 65REsolution on the celebration of the birthday of George Washington. (M. Duehay) scanFeb 11
  66. 66Resolutions on Dominic Spartichino (W. Sullivan) scanFeb 11
  67. 67Notice of a public hearings by the DPU on March 3, 13, 19 and 20, 1980 re: petition of New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. to repeal and amend certain rules and practices. scanFeb 11
  68. 68Comm. from Harron Ellenson re: opening of the Cafe at the Atrium. scanFeb 11
  69. 69RE: Council Order No. 12 of 1/21/80 re: railroad gates at Cameron Ave. scanFeb 11
  70. 70Comm. from Atty. George Hassett requesting to be heard before the City Council re: actions taken by the Zoning Board of Appeals on the petition of Mr. Sidney Moss for a zoning variance at 146 Mt. Auburn Street. scanFeb 11
  71. 71Special Meeting Call for Wednesday, February 20, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. scanFeb 15
  72. 72Order re: filing legislation to strike line item 4346-8801 from Capital Outlay Budget which provides for the "East Cambridge Reception Classification Unit". (C. D. Sullivan) scanFeb 20
  73. 73Order re: supeonas to the Sheriff of Middlesex County, the Middlesex County Commissioners and the Commissioner of Corrections for the Comm'lth to appear before the Council on 2/25/80 re: establishment of the "East Cambridge Reception Classification Unit". (C. Vellucci) scanFeb 20
  74. 74Response to Awaiting Report no. 6 re: splitting of the two-year term of Mayor. scanFeb 25
  75. 75Response to Council order no. 5 of 2/4/80 re: curb cuts on Gore St. scanFeb 25
  76. 76Response to Council Order no. 6 of 2/4/80 re: "No Right Turn on Red" sign at Columbia and Hampshire Sts. scanFeb 25
  77. 77Response to Awaiting Report no. 5 re: status of the Haggerty School modernization. scanFeb 25
  78. 78Report from Richard Easler, Transportation Coordinator of the Community Development Dept., on the Smith Place/Rindge Avenue Extension Roadway Improvement Project. scanFeb 25
  79. 79Comm. from Lawrence Michaelson, Charles River Marina, Inc. requesting to be heard before the Council. scanFeb 25
  80. 80Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on 3/12/80 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. to repeal and amend certain rules and practices. scanFeb 25
  81. 81Comm. from Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Johnson expressing gratitude for the resolution adopted on behalf of their late granddaughter Susan. scanFeb 25
  82. 82Petition of Katherine B. Sims requesting reimbursement for a ski parka which was stolen from the Cambridge Hospital. scanFeb 25
  83. 83Comm. from Bill Flynn inviting the City Council to a St. Patrick's Party on March 13, 1980 in the Function Room of the L.B. Johnson Apts. scanFeb 25
  84. 84Comm. from Rep. Michale J. Lombardi re: use of the East Cambridge Court House as a reception and classification unit. scanFeb 25
  85. 85Comm. from S. Lester Ralph, County Commissioner re: use of the East Cambridge Court House as a reception and classification unit. scanFeb 25
  86. 86Comm. from David J. Brown, Pres. of the Checker Cab of Cambridge, requesting the assistance of the Cambridge City Council with the License Commission in their efforts to secure permission for the leasing of cabs in the City of Cambridge. scanFeb 25
  87. 87Comm. from C. Alfred E. Vellucci, Chairman, Committee on Health and Hospitals, transmitting report of Committee meeting held in Executive Session on February 19, 1980. scanFeb 25
  88. 88Comm. from Paul F. Coveney in behalf of the residents of Shea Road requesting the Council to vote to sell the vacant parcel of land on Shea Road to the City. scanFeb 25
  89. 89Comm. from Robert D. Lewis, Exec. Vice President, Lesley College, re: project of Walnut Street Center, Inc. for an adult community center. scanFeb 25
  90. 90REsolutions on Arthur G. MacKenzie. (C. W. Sullivan) scanFeb 25
  91. 91Resolutions on Richard J. Cox. (C. W. Sullivan) scanFeb 25
  92. 92Resolutions on Frank Hamilton Burns. (C. W. Sullivan) scanFeb 25
  93. 93Resolutions declaring the month of March as National Nutrition Month. (M. Duehay) scanFeb 25
  94. 94Order re: supporting the appeal of the M.I.A.A. decision of the ineligibility of Dadon Adair. (C. Graham) scanFeb 25
  95. 95Order re: opposing any move by the B.R.A. for the creation of a temporary station at Lechmere Station. (C. Vellucci) scanFeb 25
  96. 96Order re: demanding a formal apology from County Commissioner S. Lester Ralph. (C. D. Sullivan) scanFeb 25
  97. 97Order re: opposing the No Right on Red legislation. (C. Graham) scanFeb 25
  98. 98Order re: improper action by the Board of Zoning Appeal. (C. Vellucci) FAILED OF ADOPTION scanFeb 25
  99. 99Special Meeting Call for Wednesday, March 5, 1980. scanFeb 28
  100. 100Comm. from Kathy Foster, 23 Oakland St., re: removal of the parking meters on Oakland Street. scanMar 3
  101. 101Order re: favoring the filing of House Bill 281 and Senate Bill 96 entitled "AN ACT TO MITIGATE THE EFFECTS OF MASS UNEMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC HARDSHIP FROM MASS TERMINATION OF EMPLOYEES BY PROVIDINC FOR ADVANCE NOTIFICATION AND ASSISTANCE TO AFFESCTED COMMUNITIES AND EMPLOYEES". (C. D. Sullivan) scanMar 3
  102. 102Order re: dedicating the corner of Spring St. and Third St. as the Aloysius E. Bennett Square. (C. W. Sullivan) scanMar 3
  103. 103Order re: cancellation of the City Council meeting of March 17, 1980. (C. W. Sullivan) scanMar 3
  104. 104Resolutions on the United States Hockey Team. (C. W. Sullivan) scanMar 3
  105. 105Resolutions proclaiming the week of March 9-15 as "National Employ the Older American Week". (M. Duehay & C. Russell) scanMar 3
  106. 106Order re: prepare resolutions congratulating the Matignon High Hockey Team. (C. Danehy) scanMar 3
  107. 107Order re: congratulating the City Manager, City Solicitor and his assistants for a successful Appeals Court decision re: basketball team of Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. (C. W. Sullivan) scanMar 3
  108. 108Order re: deny the petition of Shahid Magsood of Brighton to sell newspapers, books, etc. at 639 Mass. Avenue. (C. Graham) scanMar 3
  109. 109Order-re: temporary housing plan on all vacant land. (Vellucci) scanMar 10
  110. 110Order-re: M.I.T. to refrain from buying land and property in the Area 4 Neighborhood of Cambridgeport. (Graham) scanMar 10
  111. 111Order-re: construction of a gymnasium at the Haggerty School. (Vellucci) scanMar 10
  112. 112Order-re: resolutions on the Greek Orthodox Community. (M. Duehay and C. Russell) scanMar 10
  113. 113Resolutions on Anthony Galluccio. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 10
  114. 114Communication from the Clinton Family thanking the City Council for the basket of flowers sent to them during their sorrow. scanMar 10
  115. 115Notice of four public hearings by the DPU on March 11, 1980 at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, re: petition of Sansone Motors, Inc. for a permanent Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity under the provisions of Chapter 159A, Section 7 of the General Laws. scanMar 10
  116. 116Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting advance copy of Chapter 5 of the Acts of 1980, the same being AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE COMMISSIONER OF BANKS TO CAUSE CERTAIN RECORDS OF LIQUIDATED BANKS IN HIS POSSESSION TO BE DESTROYED. Placed on file. scanMar 10
  117. 117Report from the Legislative Agent re: public hearing on March 3, 1980 by the Dept. of Public Utilities on petition of the NET&T . scanMar 10
  118. 118Report from the Election Commission on the pre-presidential primary held on March 4, 1980. scanMar 10
  119. 119Response to Awaiting Report No. 8 and City Council Order no. 8 of 2/25/80 re: 7 Harvey Street and 5 Corporal McTernan Rd. scanMar 10
  120. 120Communication from the Greek Orthodox Church re: Annual Road Race. scanMar 11
  121. 121Comm. from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the City Council, transmitting three alternative plans for eliminating racial imbalance in the Cambridge Public School System. scanMar 24
  122. 122Comm. from Shippen L. Page on behalf of the residents of Bellis Circle to be heard before the City Council on March 24, 1980 re: wetland area abutting Bellis Circle. scanMar 24
  123. 123Order-re: petitioning the People's Republic of China to designate a sister city to the City of Cambridge. (M. Duehay, Crane, Danehy Graham, Russell D. Sullivan, W. Sullivan and Wylie) scanMar 24
  124. 124Resolutions on Dan & Ruby Woo and the celebration of the Chinese New Year 4678. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 24
  125. 125Order-re: appointment of a committee of three councillors to prepare resolutions on John Burns. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 24
  126. 126Order-resolutions faving the filing of House Bill No. 445 entitled AN ACT INCREASING THE MONEY AVAILABLE TO CERTAIN BANKS FOR MORTGAGE LOANS TO HOMEOWNERS. (W. Sullivan & Russell) scanMar 24
  127. 127Order-re: representative of Home Owners Rehab to attend the next Council meeting re: Section 312 loan allocations. (Wylie) scanMar 24
  128. 128Order-re: congratulating the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Boys Basketball Team. (M. Duehay and all Councillors) scanMar 24
  129. 129Order-re: municipally chartered non-profit television production and broadcasting station. (Wylie) scanMar 24
  130. 130Order-re: Postmaster of Cambridge and the Election Commission to attend the next Council meeting re: forty absentee ballots that were received too late. (Wylie) scanMar 24
  131. 131Order-re: inviting Gov. King to the City Council meeting re: proposed prison reception center in East Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanMar 24
  132. 132Resolutions on St. Mary's High School Basketball Team. (Russell) scanMar 24
  133. 133Resolutions on Margaret A. Collins. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 24
  134. 134Resolutions on the Matignon High School Hockey Team. (Danehy) scanMar 24
  135. 135Order-re: renovation plans for elementary schools to include Senior Citizen Centers. (M. Duehay) scanMar 24
  136. 136Comm. from George Teso, Traffic Director, re; installation of permanent street cleaning signs. scanMar 24
  137. 137Comm. from Charles G. Faggas, General Chairman, and James Arvanites, Parish Present, Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, requesting the presence of the City Council at the Annual Ten Mile Road Race on March 23, 1980. scanMar 24
  138. 138Petition of Patrice BEnnet-Alder requesting reimbursement for damages sustained to her automobile tire. scanMar 24
  139. 139Comm. from Councillor Alfred Vellucci, Chairman, Committee on Health and Hospitals, transmitting report of committee meeting held on March 10, 1980. - Also order to increase nursing home beds. scanMar 24
  140. 140Proposed order classifying the law firm of Palmer and Dodge, 1 Beacon St., Boston as a SPECIAL MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEE. scanMar 24
  141. 141Press release from the Dept. of Traffic and Parking re: installation of permanent street cleaning signs. scanMar 24
  142. 142Report from Patricia R. Pratt, President of the Cambridge Plant and Garden Club, re: planting at the Fresh Pond Reservation. scanMar 24
  143. 143Response to Council order number 14 of 3/10/80 re: removal of parking meters on Oakland St. scanMar 24
  144. 144Response to Council order No. 10 of 3/3/80 re: traffic enforcement in the area of 299 Concord Ave. scanMar 24
  145. 145REsponse to Council order number 2 of 2/4/80 re: air quality at M.B.T.A. construction sites. scanMar 24
  146. 146Response to Awaiting Report No. 8 re: latenight basketball games and drinking at the Allston/Brookline St. playground. scanMar 24
  147. 147Response to Awaiting Report No. 4 re: Isaac Taylor Post at the Inman Sq. Fire House. scanMar 24
  148. 148Response to Awaiting Report no. 2 re: transferring all animal related functions from the Police Dept. to the Animal Control Commission. scanMar 24
  149. 149RE: Commercial Area Revitalization District (CARD) plan for the Central Square Area. scanMar 31
  150. 150Resolutions approving the Central Square Commercial Area Revitalization District (CARD) District. (Graham) scanMar 31
  151. 151RE; I.D.F.A. to do nothing to reduce residential properties within a Commercial Area Revitalization District. (Graham) scanMar 31
  152. 152RE: New Horizons Fair Housing Assistance Project. (Graham) scanMar 31
  153. 153Order-re: traffic impact survey in the neighborhoods adjoining Mass. Avenue between Putnam Circle and Inman St. (D. Sullivan) scanMar 31
  154. 154Resolutions on Margaret C. Reardon. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 31
  155. 155Order-re: welcoming Claudia Adams representing the Cambridge Chronicle. (Vellucci) scanMar 31
  156. 156Order-re: prepare suitable resolution on Mr. Jesse Owens. (Graham) scanMar 31
  157. 157Order re: referring proposed amendment to the General Ordinances entitled "Article XXXIII. Energy Commission to the Ordinances Committee. (Crane, Duehay, Graham, D. Sullivan and Vellucci and Wylie) scanMar 31
  158. 158Order re: licensing of any new nuclear power plants. (Crane, Graham, D. Sullivan, Vellucci and Wylie.) scanMar 31
  159. 159Order-city's policy re: residents choosing whether sidewalks should be brick or cement. (Wylie) scanMar 31
  160. 160Order-re: naming the health clinic at the L.B.J. Apartments the "John F. Clinton Neighborhood Health Clinic". (W. Sullivan) scanMar 31
  161. 161Resolutions requesting the C.H.A. not to increase the rental payments of the elderly tenants of the Authority. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 31
  162. 162Petition of Bethune Hastings for reimbursement for articles stolen from her automobile while parked in the hospital parking lot. scanMar 31
  163. 163Status report on the East Cambridge UDAG Project from the Community Development Dept. scanMar 31
  164. 164Order-re: mayor to schedule hearing with Abrams Management Company relative to housing development at 2 Mt. Auburn St. (Graham) scanApr 7
  165. 165Order-re: Clerk to prepare resolution to congratulate officials, employees and school administrators during the emergency situation of April 3, 1980 which threatened East Cambridge with toxic gases. (Vellucci) scanApr 7
  166. 166Resolutions on the death of James (Jesse) Cleveland Owens (Graham) scanApr 7
  167. 167Resolutions on the Cambridge PeeWee A "Danehy Association" Hockey Team. (Russell & Danehy) scanApr 7
  168. 168Resolutions on John C. Burns. (W. Sullivan, M. Duehay, & Russell) scanApr 7
  169. 169Resolutions on Brian Hawkes. (Danehy) scanApr 7
  170. 170Resolutions on Firefighter James Fitzgerald (M. Duehay, Crane & W. Sullivan) scanApr 7
  171. 171Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on April 18, 1980 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, on the petition of Boston Edison Co. for approval and authorization of the issuance of promissory notes. scanApr 7
  172. 172Comm. from Donna J. Ferguson re: breding of bees within the City. scanApr 7
  173. 173Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on April 23, 1980 at the Gardner Auditorium, State House, Boston, re: propriety of rates and charges set forth in certain schedules. scanApr 7
  174. 174Awaiting Report Item Number Three re: number of employees in the School Dept. and total of payroll. scanApr 7
  175. 175Awaiting Report Number Eight re: ownership of land running from Belmont St. down Holworthy St. scanApr 7
  176. 176Awaiting Report Item Number 4 re: height of fence at 255 Lexington Ave. scanApr 7
  177. 177Response to Council Order Number 50 of 2/25/80 re: to the railroad crossing gates at Mass. Ave. and Cameron Ave. scanApr 7
  178. 178Classifying James Roosevelt as a SPECIAL MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEE. scanApr 7
  179. 179Report including recommendations from the Rent Control Committee. scanApr 14
  180. 180Order-re: referendum question re: establishment of a statewide graduated income tax. (Graham) scanApr 14
  181. 181Resolutions on Paul E. Dietrich. (M. Duehay) scanApr 14
  182. 182Proclaiming April 20-26, 1980 as National YWCA Week. (M. Duehay) scanApr 14
  183. 183Resolutions congratulating Paul Solberg. (Russell) scanApr 14
  184. 184Resolutions on the Chemical Spill of Thursday, April 3, 1980. (Vellucci) scanApr 14
  185. 185Communication from Paul D. Slater requesting a hearing before the City Council regarding the condominium ordinance. scanApr 14
  186. 186Communication from Mary Culliton re: Agassiz School closing. scanApr 14
  187. 187Communication from Philip L. Sullivan, MSC Manager/Postmaster re: the delay in delivery of absentee ballots in the recent Presidential Primary election. scanApr 14
  188. 188Corrected notice from the DPU for a public hearing on Tuesday, April 22, 1980 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on certain additions to the Uniform System of Accounts and the adoption of a proposed cost of gas adjustment clause. scanApr 14
  189. 189Response to Awaiting Report No. 9 relative to repairing and activating all bubblers and water fountains throughout the city. scanApr 14
  190. 190Invitation to a panel discussion on "Community Energy Planning; Politics and the Plan " for April 22, 1980 at 7:30 pm. scanApr 15
  191. 191Order-re: draw up resolutions congratulating Councillor Vellucci on his 65th birthday. (All Councillors) scanApr 28
  192. 192Order-re: plans for the parking of automobiles in the East Cambridge area. (Vellucci) scanApr 28
  193. 193Order-re: City Auditor to refuse payments for School Dept. employees whose positions were not included in the annual Budget. (Vellucci) scanApr 28
  194. 194Resolutions encouraging the Cambridge Sports Union. (M. Duehay) scanApr 28
  195. 195Resolutions re: National Transportation Week, May 11, 17, 1980. (M. Duehay) scanApr 28
  196. 196Resolutions designating the entire Cambridge St. Shopping Area as a Target Revitalization Area. (Vellucci) scanApr 28
  197. 197Order-re: congratulating those who RUN FOR RESEARCH on May 4, 1980 (entire membership of the City Council) scanApr 28
  198. 198Resolutions on William Cleary, Sr. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 28
  199. 199Communication from Russell Higley, City Solicitor re: conflict of interest as a result of Dr. Baez-Giangreco's holding more than 10% of the stock of a company known as Cambridge Diagnostics. scanApr 28
  200. 200Communication from Guy A. Carbone, Comm., MDC, inviting the City Council and staff to attend the dedication of the James "Brud" Whalen Ballfield on May 4, 1980 at Magazine Beach, Cambridge. scanApr 28
  201. 201Copy of communication from the Abrams Management Co., Inc. to the Cambridge Committee of Elders, Inc. re: security and management issues at Putnam Square. scanApr 28
  202. 202Copy of communication from the Abrams Management Co., Inc. to the Cambridge Committee of Elders, Inc. re: meeting to be held between the C.H.A., Abrams Management Co., the residents of Putnam Square and the Cambridge Committee on Elders. scanApr 28
  203. 203Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille re: his complaint against the Forest Cafe on Mass. Ave. scanApr 28
  204. 204Response to Awaiting REport No. 12 re: increased police coverage in the Erie St. area. scanApr 28
  205. 205Copy of communication from the Abrams Management Co., Inc. to the Cambridge Housing Authority re: security at 2 Mt. Auburn St. scanApr 28
  206. 206Copy of an Act concerning the lease of the Middlesex County East Cambridge Jail. PLACED ON FILE. scanApr 28
  207. 207Order-re: opposition to the issuance by the Dept. of PUblic Utilities for any licenses to bus or van companies for picking up and dropping off passengers in Cambridge. scanApr 28
  208. 208Copy of comm. from the Abrams Management Co. to the Camb. Committee of Elders, Inc. re: establishment of a committee to represent the residents of Putnam Sq. Apts. scanApr 28
  209. 209Communication from Darlene Schaefer re: leash law. scanApr 28
  210. 210Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on May 21, 1980 at 10 a. m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, re: petition of Sansone Motors, Inc. for a license to transport students and faculty from MIT and Wellesley College. scanApr 28
  211. 211Comm. from Robert LaTremouille in reference to his complaint against Forest Cafe. scanApr 28
  212. 212Comm. from Atty. Lawrence W. Frisoli re: hearing for Peter Budrewicz on April 28th. scanApr 28
  213. 213Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Sec'y of the School Committee, transmitting one from BOSTON NOW re: ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. scanApr 28
  214. 214Comm. from Mayor Francis H. Duehay re: an invitation to Gov. King to attend the City Council meeting. scanApr 28
  215. 215Comm. from Joseph E. Connarton, Chairman, Retirement Board, re: Annual Statement of the Retirement System. scanApr 28
  216. 216Order-re: approval of the Community Development Department for curb cuts. (Wylie) scanMay 5
  217. 217Order-re: Supt. of Schools to send a letter of thanks to taxpayers and the City Council for the appropriation of $919,000. (Vellucci) scanMay 5
  218. 218Resolutions on Sergeant John Walsh (VM Russell) scanMay 5
  219. 219Resolutions congratulating Boston sports editor and writer Will Cloney re: Boston Marathon. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 5
  220. 220Order-re: war heroes by the names of Barri & McCusker (Vellucci) scanMay 5
  221. 221Copy of a communication from the Animal Commission to Ms. Darlene Schaefer re: leash law. scanMay 5
  222. 222Comm. from Councillor Kevin Crane transmitting a Minority Report re: rent Control. scanMay 5
  223. 223Comm. from Sanford Gilmore, Building Mgr., Commonplace Community Center, requesting a hearing before the City Council re: the center. scanMay 5
  224. 224Notice of a Public Hearing by DPU on May 22, 1980 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: propriety of rates and charges set forth in certain schedules. scanMay 5
  225. 225Notice of a Public Hearing by DPU on June 20, 1980 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: method of computing for allowance for funds used during construction by private investor-owned utilities. scanMay 5
  226. 226Resolutions on the Fiftieth Anniversary of Sister Mary St. Anne entering the Convent. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 12
  227. 227Resolutions on Reverend Roland Petinge, O.F.M., Pastor of St. Francis of Assisi. (Vellucci) scanMay 12
  228. 228Order-rescinding the order adopted January 14, 1980 granting a permit to the Old Cambridge Baptist Church for two driveways at 400 Harvard St. (Wylie) scanMay 12
  229. 229Order-re: conducting a public hearing re: project of the Cambridge Garden Club. (Danehy) scanMay 12
  230. 230Resolutions on Robert W. Healy, Assistant City Manager for Administration, et al, for perceptive action in identifying a robbery suspect. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 12
  231. 231Order-re: rescinding previously adopted order requiring approval of the Community Development Dept. on curb cut petitions. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 12
  232. 232Resolutions on Charles Melanson. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 12
  233. 233Resolutions on Sister Mary Timothy Calnan S.N.D. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 12
  234. 234Communication from the Cambridge Highlands Neighborhood Association requesting a hearing on the land taking at Concord Avenue and Smith Place. scanMay 12
  235. 235Communication from Carl F. Barron, Central Square Association, requesting a hearing before the City Council on May 12, 1980 re: crime in Central Square. scanMay 12
  236. 236Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on May 28, 1980 at 9 A.M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of Consolidated Rail Corporation to discontinue the present FACTerminal in the City of Cambridge. scanMay 12
  237. 237Communication from the Board of Directors of the Cambridge Family and Children's Service inviting the City Council to attend the Seventh Annual Meeting. scanMay 12
  238. 238Communication from John R. McCarthy, Sec'y of the School Committee, transmitting the schedule for the elementary and secondary schools 1980 graduation dates. scanMay 12
  239. 239Communication from James A. Caragianes, Chrm., Ward 5 Democratic Committee, transmitting a resolution of the Committee opposing the Lawrence Schiff Mental Health Center in the Cambridgeport Community. scanMay 12
  240. 240Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on May 27, 1980 at 10 A.M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of North Shore Tours,Inc. to amend its Certificate by adding certain cities and towns. scanMay 12
  241. 241Response to Awaiting REport No. 17 re: Legal Sea Foods Restaurant. scanMay 12
  242. 242Response to Awaiting Report No. 16 re: the property located at the corner of Harvey and Cedar Streets. scanMay 12
  243. 243Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the Council, transmitting a copy of the desegration plan presented by Supt. Lannon to the School Committee. scanMay 12
  244. 244Order-re: referring the petition of Para/Medical Supplies to operate ten medical escort vehicles to the Committee on Elder Services. scanMay 19
  245. 245Resolutions to formulate home ownership and rehabilitation financing programs for all neighborhoods in the city. (Vellucci) scanMay 19
  246. 246Resolutions on Fire Chief William Cremins. (M. Duehay & All councillors) scanMay 19
  247. 247Comm. from Sandra Shaw, et al, requesting a hearing before the City Council regarding public drinking and vandalism in the area which surrounds the field behind the Fitzgerald School and adjacent to Bergin Park. scanMay 19
  248. 248Petition of Para/Medical Supplies, Inc. for medical escort service. scanMay 19
  249. 249Comm. from Mayor Francis H. Duehay transmitting one from the Somerville - Cambridge Home Care Corporation re: proposed home care component of the budget of the Dept. of Elder Affairs and urging the Council's support thereof. scanMay 19
  250. 250Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from the Mass. Arts and Humanities Council re: meeting scheduled for June 4, 1980 re: arts resources. scanMay 19
  251. 251Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on June 3, 1980 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: amendment to its Interest Paid on Security Deposits Regulation. scanMay 19
  252. 252Copy of comm. from Marianne E. McLaughlin, Manager, The Abrams Management Company, Inc. re: security at Putnam Square Apartments. scanMay 19
  253. 253Transportation schedule for the citizens of Cambridge to the Cambridge Cemetery on Memorial Day Weekend. scanMay 19
  254. 254Approval of the Cambridge Central Square Revitalization District Plan. scanMay 19
  255. 255Resignation of Faith D. McDonald as Principal Assessor, effective June 26, 1980. scanMay 19
  256. 256Response to Council Order No. 5 of May 5, 1980 re: enforcement of one-way street violations. scanMay 19
  257. 257Response to Council Order No. 1 of May 5, 1980 re: leaving the engine of a motor vehicle running for an excessive period of time while the vehicle is stopped. scanMay 19
  258. 258Response to Council Order No. 3 of April 28, 1980 re: littering of streets, sidewalks and other City property. scanMay 19
  259. 259Response to Awaiting Report No. 15 re: response time by police Officers to calls in Jefferson Park. scanMay 19
  260. 260Order-re: permission to the Cambridge Family Y to hang a banner across Mass. Ave. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 2
  261. 261Resolutions inviting the Pushcarts of Boston to come over to Cambridge. (M. Duehay) scanJun 2
  262. 262Resolution be prepared on the death of the late James J. Curran. (VM Russell) scanJun 2
  263. 263Resolution on Portuguese National Day. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 2
  264. 264Resolutions on Mary Fay, R.N. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 2
  265. 265Order-re: City Council go on record amending the license previously granted to North Shore Bus Tours, Inc. by deleting River St., Western AVe. & Prospect St. (Graham) scanJun 2
  266. 266Order-re: obtaining land along the railroad right-of-way for the purpose of providing homes on Warren St. with a "back yard". (Vellucci) scanJun 2
  267. 267Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on 6/2/80 at 100 Cambridge St. Boston at 10 a.m. to investigate the incidents surrounding the occurrence at the Boston & Maine Corporation's Mystic Junction switching yard in Somerville. scanJun 2
  268. 268Comm. from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the City Council re: comm. from Laurence O. McKinely re: marijuana related paraphernalia. scanJun 2
  269. 269Copy of Comm. from the Abrams Management Company, Inc. re: security, fire safety and repairs at the Putnam Square Apartments. scanJun 2
  270. 270Comm. from Hazel M. Adelmann, 848 Mass. Ave., re: chimes in front of City Hall. scanJun 2
  271. 271Comm. from Nancy Galluccio, 86 Buckingham St., expressing appreciation to the City Council for the resolution adopted in her husband's memory. scanJun 2
  272. 272Request from the Cambridge Arts Council to postpone their appearance before the Council on June 9 re: Musical Fence Sculpture in front of City Hall. scanJun 2
  273. 273RE: security related improvements undertaken by the Putnam Sq. Apartments. scanJun 2
  274. 274Report from the Rent Control Board on the reduction of the backlog of cases on the Board's dockets. scanJun 2
  275. 275Response to Council order #19 of 2/25/80 re: sick leave taken in all municipal depts. scanJun 2
  276. 276Response to Awaiting Report No. 14 re: employees working on a public service contract. scanJun 2
  277. 277Comm. from Mrs. Lorraine Abreau, 183 Elm St. requesting a hearing before the City Council re: rodent problem in the Elm St. area. scanJun 9
  278. 278Comm. from Joseph Bellissimo, Pres., Cambridge Police Assn., re: City's policy of paying legal fees to defense attorneys. scanJun 9
  279. 279Comm. from George Gaspa, Chairman, SCEOC Board of Members, re: hearing on June 9, 1980 at 9 p.m. re: their recent election process. scanJun 9
  280. 280Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting Advance Copy of Chapter 166 of the Acts of 1980 entitled "AN ACT PROHIBITING THE EVICTION OF CERTAIN ELDERLY TENANTS IN CONTROLLED CONDOMINIUM UNITS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE". scanJun 9
  281. 281Comm. from Margaret Carroll, Master, Longfellow School, inviting the City Council to Graduation Day on June 10, 1980 at 2 p.m. scanJun 9
  282. 282Comm. from Doris Bunte, State Representative. scanJun 9
  283. 283Notice of postponed hearing by the DPU originally scheduled for June 2, 1980 re: incident occurring at the Boston and Main Corporation's Mystic Junction switching yard on April 3, 1980. scanJun 9
  284. 284Comm. from James Cassidy, Pres., Local 195, requesting to appear Monday, June 9, 1980 to discuss Prosposition 2½ and collective bargaining agreements. scanJun 9
  285. 285Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from Seth Weeks, 12 Arnold Cir., re: the conversion of his apartment into offices. scanJun 9
  286. 286Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from Algonquin Gas Transmission Company with a listing containing the General Office location and telephone number of the company. scanJun 9
  287. 287Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from the Executive Office of Communities and Development, Comm'lth of Mass., re: rental assistance under Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program. scanJun 9
  288. 288Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on June 13, 1980 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of Boston Edison to borrow an amount not exceeding $10,000,000 from the Massachusetts Industrial Finance Agency. scanJun 9
  289. 289Comm. from Vice-Mayor Russell transmitting a report of the Committee on Public Safety fro meeting held May 19, 1980. scanJun 9
  290. 290Comm. from Lillian A. Beauvais re: problem with the Rent Control Board. scanJun 9
  291. 291Comm. from Gordon Brumm re: chimes in front of City Hall. scanJun 9
  292. 292Request from contractos working on the Red Line Extension to work a third shift in the soft ground tunnels at Flagstaff Park. scanJun 9
  293. 293Response to Council Order No. 9 of 5/19/80 re: weekend cleaning of all public squares. scanJun 9
  294. 294Response to Awaiting Report No. 19 re: completion of the tot lots at Dudley and Cedar St. and Clarendon and Mass. Avenues. scanJun 9
  295. 295Response to Awaiting Report No. 17 re: demolition of the property at 112 Hampshire St. scanJun 9
  296. 296Response to Awaiting Report No. 14 re: response time by police officers to calls in Jefferson Park. scanJun 9
  297. 297Response to Awaiting Report No. 9 re: progress of the Energy Management Committee. scanJun 9
  298. 298Resolutions onJiang Nanxiang. (M. Duehay) scanJun 9
  299. 299Order-re: Arts Council to set normal and reasonable pricing for refreshments. (Graham) scanJun 9
  300. 300Resolutions on Jim & Steve Zaglakas. (VM Russell) scanJun 9
  301. 301Order-re: commending the MDC Police Dept. for their help on the 4th Annual Cambridge River Festival. (M. Duehay) scanJun 9
  302. 302Order-re: commending the Cambridge Police Dept. for their help on the 4th Annual Cambridge River Festival. (M. Duehay) scanJun 9
  303. 303Order-re: Arts Council to establish definite policy re: art to be placed in the neighborhoods. (Graham) scanJun 9
  304. 304Order-re: City Manager not to take any trips until the labor union negotiations are resolved. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 9
  305. 305Order-re: appreciation to the Cambridge Arts Council for the organization of the River Festival. (M. Duehay) scanJun 9
  306. 306Order-re: commending Arlo Guthrie for his participation in the Cambridge River Festival. (M. Duehay) scanJun 9
  307. 307Order-re: commending the Traffic and Parking Dept. for their support and cooperation with the Arts Council during the River Festival. (M. Duehay) scanJun 9
  308. 308Order-re: commending the Public Works Dept. for their support and cooperation with the Arts Council during the Cambridge River Festival. (M. Duehay) scanJun 9
  309. 309Order-re: commending the Fire Dept. for their support and cooperation with the Arts Council during the Cambridge River Festival. (M. Duehay) scanJun 9
  310. 310Resolutions on Captain Henry Breen, Lieutenant Edwin Peterson and Police Officers James Dwyer, James Hite. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 9
  311. 311Order-re: City Solicitor to file home rule petition giveing Cambridge elderly tenants a guarantee they will not be evicted if their building is converted to cooperatives. (Vellucci) scanJun 9
  312. 312Order-re: election of the North Cambridge Planning Team. (Danehy) scanJun 16
  313. 313Order-Newsstand in Harvard Square. (Wylie) scanJun 16
  314. 314Resolution on John M. Dry. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 16
  315. 315Resolutions on Faith D. McDonald. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 16
  316. 316Order-re: declaring July 1, 1980 as Transportation Systems Center Day in Cambridge. (M. Duehay) scanJun 16
  317. 317Resolutions on the dilemna of Mrs. Marlene Crawford who was a victim of a burglary. (Graham) scanJun 16
  318. 318Order-re: way which is sometimes called Houston Park and sometimes Walden Park be officially designated HOUSTON PARK. (Wylie) scanJun 16
  319. 319Resolutions urging the Gov. and the General Court to make a state fuel assistance program part of the state budget. (D. Sullivan) scanJun 16
  320. 320Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a copy of Chapter 236 of the Acts of 1980 entitled "AN ACT RELATING TO THE REFUNDING OF CERTAIN BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES BY THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE". scanJun 16
  321. 321Comm. from Joseph E. Connarton, Chrm. of the Retirement Board transmitting a report on the examination of accounts of the Retirement System. scanJun 16
  322. 322Response to Council Order No. 17 of June 2, 1980 re: to the impact of 100% valuation in Wards 7, 8 and 9. scanJun 16
  323. 323Awaiting Report Item No. 15 re: copy of the quarterly reports of reconciliation of Treasurer's Cash routinely sent to the Bureau of Accounts, Department of Revenue. scanJun 16
  324. 324Resolutions on the death of James J. Curran. (VM Russell) scanJun 23
  325. 325Comm. from the Department of Community Affairs transmitting information on Proposition 2½. scanJun 23
  326. 326Resolutions on robbery at the Harvard Restaurant at 44 Brattle Street. (M. Duehay & VM Russell) scanJun 23
  327. 327Petition of Charles Christensen for a hearing before the City Council re: his request for rent increases to the Cambridge Rent Control Administration. scanJun 23
  328. 328Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on the petition of Sansone for permit for the carriage of passengers over certain streets and ways. scanJun 23
  329. 329Comm. from Rackermann, Sawyer and Brewster, Attorneys-At-Law representing GTE Laboratories, Inc. requesting permit for an easement through a section of Hobbs Brook Reservation. scanJun 23
  330. 330Petition of Thomas J. Murray, Small World of Books, 1728 Mass. Ave. for a hearing for damages sustained due to the Red Line Construction. scanJun 23
  331. 331Report from the Committee on Elder Affairs. scanJun 23
  332. 332Report from the Committee on Health and Hospitals. scanJun 23
  333. 333Awaiting Report Item No. 19, City Council Order of June 9, 1980 re: to drinking in public parks. scanJun 23
  334. 334DPU order of notice dated June 13, 1980 pertaining to Cambridge Electric Light Company's request for authorization to decrease its Power Cost Charge. scanJun 23
  335. 335Order-re: renovations of the Washington Elms regarding the approval of the Washington Elms Tenants Council. (Graham) scanJun 30
  336. 336Order-re: denying the petition for a farmers market at the location of Prospect and Temple Streets. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 30
  337. 337Order-re: renovation of the Washington Elms. (Graham) scanJun 30
  338. 338Order-re: City Council hold a public hearing on August 4, 1980 at 4 p.m. on the conversion of the Washington Elms. (Wylie) scanJun 30
  339. 339Order-re: congraulations on the accessibility of the rear entrance of the City Hall for the handicapped. (Graham) scanJun 30
  340. 340Resolutions on the death of Louis Agneta. (Vellucci) scanJun 30
  341. 341Resolutions on the Washington Elms Tenants Council. (Graham) scanJun 30
  342. 342Resolutions on the action of Cambridge Fire Rescue Squad on June 23, 1980. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 30
  343. 343Resolutions on the passing of Jeremiah F. Mahoney. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 30
  344. 344Order-re: City Clerk to draw up resolutions on the death of Louis "Luke" Agneta. (Vellucci) scanJun 30
  345. 345Minutes of the meeting of the Cambridge Industrial Development Finance Agency for meeting of April 24, 1980. scanJun 30
  346. 346Comm. from Cherie Zarr re: incident that happened in the Harvard Yard. scanJun 30
  347. 347Comm. from George TEso, Traffic Director re: Farmers Market on Mass. Ave. scanJun 30
  348. 348Comm. from Joan Lorentz, Presiding Officer of the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association supporting the Arts Council. scanJun 30
  349. 349Comm. from George Teso, Traffic Director transmitting state statute setting up the Traffic and Parking Department. scanJun 30
  350. 350Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on Thursday, July 31, 1980 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the rates and charges of the NET&T. scanJun 30
  351. 351Comm. from Robert M. Harlow, Pres. of Harlow Properties, Inc. re: the purchasing or leasing of vacant conominiums or units in the properties in Cambridge by the CHA. scanJun 30
  352. 352Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting the 1979 Assessments for Interests, Serial Bonds and Maintenance of the Metropolitan District. scanJun 30
  353. 353Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a copy of Chapter 300 of the Acts of 1980 an act entitled "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE LICENSING AND KEEPING OF DOGS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE". scanJun 30
  354. 354Response to Council Order No. 17 of June 9, 1980 re: to the building permit issued for renovations to Papa Gino's at 596 Mass. Ave. scanJun 30
  355. 355Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 13 re: to a communication from Lillian A. Beauvais concerning Rent Control. scanJun 30
  356. 356Comm. from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, re: union collective bargaining agreement. scanJun 30
  357. 357Resolutions on Ms. Julia Smith. (W. Sullivan) scanAug 4
  358. 358Order-re: Senate Bill 2827. (M. Duehay) scanAug 4
  359. 359Resolutions on Reverend Francis J. Rimkus. (W. Sullivan & Danehy) scanAug 4
  360. 360Order-re: Bellis Circle Wetland Task Force. (M. Duehay) scanAug 4
  361. 361Resolutions on George Sawin & William Safranski (W. Sullivan) scanAug 4
  362. 362Call of Special Meeting for August 4, 1980. scanAug 4
  363. 363Preliminary result of the Questionnaire for Washington Elms residents. scanAug 4
  364. 364Notice of apublic hearing on the petition of the Commonwealth Gas Company an their annual supplement of its gas requirements. scanAug 4
  365. 365Comm. from Ramsey, Serino & Murray, Attorneys-at-Law, relative to an application for Rent Control Act and Ordinance to Cooperative Apartment Ownership. scanAug 4
  366. 366Comm. from Daniel Joca & Katherine Bock relative to the help received from the Animal Commission. scanAug 4
  367. 367Comm. from Gerald M. Cohen, Chairman, Taxation Committee, transmitting information on Proposition 2½. scanAug 4
  368. 368Comm. from Edward J. Murray re: complaint against the Fresh Pond Golf Course. scanAug 4
  369. 369Comm. from Ms. Cristine Garfink and Harry F. Pizer regarding entrance into the Open School from the SPAN Committee. scanAug 4
  370. 370Public Notice from the MBTA in conjunction with the construction of a tunnel for part of the Red Line Extension northwest, in the Little River, Yates Pond, Alewife Brook and their adjacent wetland at Cambridge and Arlington. scanAug 4
  371. 371Comm. from Irene B. Williams, 1662 Washington St., Boston regarding complaint against the Library. scanAug 4
  372. 372Comm. from Mayor Francis H. Duehay, re: design of a marker to indicate the spot in Winthrop Square where Cambridge was founded in 1630. scanAug 4
  373. 373Comm. from Gordon Brumm, 2 Inman St., re: an incident in East Cambridge where a mob of youths attached the apartments of a number of Iranian Students. scanAug 4
  374. 374Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a communication from David L. Shapiro, 17 Wendell Street, et al protesting the one-way traffic system on Oxford Street. scanAug 4
  375. 375Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting chapter 387 of the acts of 1980 an act entitled REPEALING THE EXEMPTION OF HARVARD COLLEGE FROM THE LAW RELATIVE TO USE OF CERTAIN LAND IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE WITHIN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS. scanAug 4
  376. 376Comm. from Charles F. Sprague, Building Commissioner, regarding City Council Order of June 23, 1980 relative to pertinent regulations used in the conduct of the Building Department's business. scanAug 4
  377. 377Report from the Cambridge Water Board from GTE. scanAug 4
  378. 378Census count for the City of Cambridge. scanAug 4
  379. 379Response to City Council Order Number Five of June 16, 1980 relative to lighting at the Clarendon Street and Mass. Ave. park. scanAug 4
  380. 380Response to City Council Order Number Twenty-Two of June 9, 1980 relative to the rodent problem in the Elm Street area. scanAug 4
  381. 381Response to City Council Order Number Fourteen of June 2, 1980 relative to cutting the grass along the Cambridge side of Charles River. scanAug 4
  382. 382Response to City Council Order Number Eleven of May 19, 1980 relative to installing lighting at Morse Park. scanAug 4
  383. 383Response to City Council Order Number Seventeen of May 12, 1980 relative to the assignment of Police Officers in the Central Square area. scanAug 4
  384. 384Response to City Council Order Number Nine of May 12, 1980 relative to the feasibility of installing electric lights at Glacken Field. scanAug 4
  385. 385Response to City Council Order Number Five of April 14, 1980 relative to installing a flood light in the Putnam School area. scanAug 4
  386. 386Request to install a scupture commemorating the 350th Anniversary of Cambridge in Winthrop Park. scanAug 4
  387. 387Comm. from Robert C. Pasco, Teen Director, Commonplace Teen Center, requesting a hearing before the City Council regarding the dismissal of four members of the staff. scanAug 4
  388. 388Report relative to the Job Factory for Youth and the upgrading and retraining project. scanAug 4
  389. 389Resolution on Vera R. Cox (W. Sullivan) scanAug 4
  390. 390Order-re: congratulation to Anne Wyman, Editorial Director at the Boston Globe. (Danehy) scanSep 8
  391. 391Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Daniel P. Collins. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 8
  392. 392Resolutions on Alan D. Hughes (Danehy) scanSep 8
  393. 393Resolutions on the North Cambridge Knights of Columbus - Council #269. (Danehy) scanSep 8
  394. 394Resolutions congratulating the Fire Department for their performance in handling fire which occurred on Sept. 1, 1980 on Brookline St. (VM Russell) scanSep 8
  395. 395Order-re: public hearing be held at the City Council meeting of Sept. 22, 1980 on the subject of the sodium content in the public water supply. (Wylie) scanSep 8
  396. 396RECONSIDERATION FAILED - order-re: opposition to increased military spending. (Graham) adopted as of August 4, 1980. scanSep 8
  397. 397City Council rules as revised on August 6, 1980. scanSep 8
  398. 398Comm. from James Argeros, Merchants on the Line requesting permit for a R.W. Commerford Circus for Thursday, Sept. 25th through Saturday, Sept. 27, 1980. scanSep 8
  399. 399Notice of a public hearing by DPU on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1980 at 10 a.m. 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the petition of Leo R. Dee, d/b/a Dee Charter Bus Service for the transfer of a charter license. scanSep 8
  400. 400Comm. from Alfred E. Vellucci, Chairman, Committee on Health and Hospital, transmitting report from said committee relative to the issue of additional bilingual interpreters at the Cambridge Hospital. scanSep 8
  401. 401Comm. from Elizabeth Levy, for the Cambridge Coalition for Interpreters Now requesting a hearing before the City Council on 9/8/80 regarding the additional interpreter services at the Cambridge Hospital. scanSep 8
  402. 402Comm. from Rober B. Choate, Fellow, Harvard University, requesting a hearing before the City Council regarding the installation of a light at the intersection of Eliot and Boylston Streets. scanSep 8
  403. 403Comm. from A. Ricard Cohn, Esq., regarding a demand for relief pursuant to Chapter 93A, Section 9 for a gold solitaire diamond ring with a round stone. scanSep 8
  404. 404Comm. from Carl F. Barron, Pres., Central Sq. Business Assoc. re: to a petition of Hit or Miss for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 711 Mass. Ave. scanSep 8
  405. 405Comm. from the City Clerk requesting approval of the enclosed order regarding the publication of the State Primary Election scanSep 8
  406. 406Report from the Cambridge Arts Council on artworks for the parklet program. scanSep 8
  407. 407Report from George Teso, Traffic Director, concerning the intersection of Boylston Street and Eliot Street. scanSep 8
  408. 408Progress Report from the Bellis Circle Wetland Area # 9 Task Force. scanSep 8
  409. 409Response to City Council Order Number 12 of June 30, 1980 re: to security at 1221 Cambridge Street. scanSep 8
  410. 410Report relative to Cambridge IDFA projects to July 31, 1980. scanSep 8
  411. 411Response to City Council Order Number Eighteen of Aug. 4, 1980 re: to the use of rock salt in the Hobbs Brook Area and the progress report in reducing the sodium content in the water supply. scanSep 8
  412. 412Response to City Council Order Number Ten of August 4, 1980 re: to the hydrant on Kennedy Road. scanSep 8
  413. 413Order-re: new procedure for approval of curb cuts. (Wylie) scanSep 15
  414. 414Resolution on the retirement of Evelyn Connor from the Cambridge School Department (M. Duehay) scanSep 15
  415. 415Resolution on the Very Reverend Flionis. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 15
  416. 416Order-re: pilot project for wind power. (Danehy) scanSep 15
  417. 417Resolutions on the 100th Birthday on Sarah Schaff Carleton. (M. Duehay) scanSep 15
  418. 418Order-re: concerning the installation of approved smoke detectors in residential buildings. (D.Sullivan) scanSep 15
  419. 419Comm. from Charles F. Sprague, Building Commissioner, relative to hearing on 9/15/80 at 6:30 p. m. re: smoke detectors and transmitting section 26D of Chapter 148 of the General Laws. scanSep 15
  420. 420Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on the petition of the NET&T for revisions to its tariffs on October 8, 1980 at 10 a.m. in room 1210, 100 Cambridge St., Boston, MA. scanSep 15
  421. 421Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on the petition of NET&T for revisions to its tariffs on Oct. 8, 1980 at 7:30 p. m. at the Gardner Auditorium, State House, Boston, MA scanSep 15
  422. 422Acceptance of Chapter 416 of the Acts of 1980 which deals with the qualifications of Assessors. scanSep 15
  423. 423Plans for commemorating the 350th birthday of Cambridge. scanSep 15
  424. 424Resolutions on the death of Daniel P. Collins, Esquire. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 22
  425. 425Resolutions on Firefighter Edward F. Igoe. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 22
  426. 426Resolutions on Firefighter Francis G. Lyons. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 22
  427. 427Resolutions on Firefighter Donald McElearney. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 22
  428. 428Resolutions on Firefighter Vincent L. Moynihan. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 22
  429. 429Resolutions on the 350th Anniversary of the Founding of Cambridge. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 22
  430. 430Order-re: City Clerk to obtain copies of the City of Boston's ordinance regarding the transportation of hazardous wastes in the City. (M. Duehay) scanSep 22
  431. 431Petition of Barbara LaRose, et al relative to the creation of an Alewife Citizens Committee. scanSep 22
  432. 432Communication from Paul E. Tsongas, Senator, relative to energy conservation. scanSep 22
  433. 433Resolutions on Firefighter Joseph S. Moniz. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 22
  434. 434Communication from the Election Commission transmitting the results of the Retirement Board election held on September 19, 1980. scanSep 22
  435. 435Notice of a public hearing by DPU on a petition of the NET&T for revisions of their Selective Calling Service on Oct. 15, 1980 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, MA. scanSep 22
  436. 436Awaiting Report Item No. 23 relative to a complaint against the Fresh Pond Golf Course. scanSep 22
  437. 437Resolutions to be prepared on Mary Moretti. (Vellucci) scanSep 29
  438. 438Resolutions on Arthur Loud. (Russell & W. Sullivan) scanSep 29
  439. 439Resolutions on Officers Francis Corcoran, James Dwyer, Paul Oppedisano & William Slivinski. (Danehy) scanSep 29
  440. 440Resolutions on Firefighter George J. Desrosiers. (W. Sullivan & Russell) scanSep 29
  441. 441Proclamation "Clean Air Day in Cambridge" (M. Duehay) scanSep 29
  442. 442Resolutions on Firefighter George W. Simmons. (W. Sullivan & Russell) scanSep 29
  443. 443Resolutions on Burdette A. Johnson. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 29
  444. 444Resolutions on Captain Thomas A. Byrne. (W. Sullivan & Russell) scanSep 29
  445. 445Resolutions on the retirement of Lieutenant George H. Spindler from the Fire Dept. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 29
  446. 446Notice of public hearing by DPU on the rates & charges by the RAM Broadcasting of Massachusetts, Inc. scanSep 29
  447. 447Comm. from George Berkowitz, Legal Sea Foods, Inc. relative to his future plans for rebuilding at 237 Hampshire Street. scanSep 29
  448. 448Comm. from Foley, Hoag & Eliot regarding the status of Flynn vs. City of Cambridge with respect to Ordinance # 926. scanSep 29
  449. 449Awaiting Report Item No. 24 relative to the public or private way status of Winthrop Street. scanSep 29
  450. 450Awaiting Report Item No. 16 relative to the status of the implementation of the noise ordinance. scanSep 29
  451. 451Comm. from Commissioner of PUblic Works transmitting a copy of a communication sent to Commissioner Dean Amidon re: that the City of Cambridge be considered for the installation of a salt storage shed. scanSep 29
  452. 452Order-re: Historical Commission to place on its records information about the founding of Newtowne by Cristoforo Colombo. (Vellucci) scanOct 6
  453. 453Order-re: congratulation to Sacred Heart Church for being chosen 1st Prize Winner in the 350th Parade. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 6
  454. 454Resolutions congratulating the 350th Anniversary Committee. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 6
  455. 455Resolutions on Mary Moretti (Vellucci) scanOct 6
  456. 456Comm. from Assistant City Manager for Fiscal Affairs re: FY 80-81 Tax Bills. scanOct 6
  457. 457Committee Report from the Committee on Environment for a hearing held on October 1, 1980. scanOct 6
  458. 458Committee report from the joint committees on Health & Hospital & Human Services for hearing held on October 2, 1980. scanOct 6
  459. 459Comm. from Joseph J. Bellissimo, President, Cambridge Police Association, supporting the Cambridge Teachers' Association in its efforts to gain a fair contract settlement. scanOct 6
  460. 460Cable Television Report & Program. scanOct 6
  461. 461Response to City Council Order # 8 of 9/15/80 re: to blocking driveways at Lenny's Arco Station at the intersection of Route 16 & Rindge Ave. scanOct 6
  462. 462Response to City Council Order #2 of 6/30/80 re: to dangerous condition of various roads, parkways and intersections under the jurisdiction of the MDC. scanOct 6
  463. 463Resolutions on Charles F. Cox. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 20
  464. 464Order-re: number of constables with power to serve civil process and those without power. (Crane) scanOct 20
  465. 465Order-re: eviction order to Peter Budrewicz for the property located at 112 Hampshire Street. (Wylie) scanOct 20
  466. 466Order-re: Homily to be made part of the official record of the 350th Anniversary Proceedings which was offered by Bishop Daniel Cronin. (Wylie) scanOct 20
  467. 467Order-re: re-enact general revenue sharing. (Mayor Duehay) scanOct 20
  468. 468Proclaiming the week of October 19 as "National Business Women's Week". (Mayor Duehay) scanOct 20
  469. 469Comm. from Peter Budrewicz requesting a hearing re: that the CRA sell at a fair market value the property located at 112 Hampshire Street. scanOct 20
  470. 470Comm. from the Cambridge YWCA extending an invitation to the City Council to attend their Groundbreaking and memberhip part on Oct. 28, 1980 at 7:30 P. M. scanOct 20
  471. 471Comm. from Mayor Duehay transmitting a communication on General Revenue Sharing. scanOct 20
  472. 472Comm. from Francis DiLeo, Pres., Local #1611, requesting support for the Cambridge Teachers Association. scanOct 20
  473. 473Comm. from Terrence J. Geoghegan, Commissioner, MDC, transmitting notice of a public hearing on Wed., Oct. 29, 1980 at 9:30 a.m. on proposed improvements for extensions to its parks system or proposals for the construction or establishment of any new facilities. scanOct 20
  474. 474Comm. from Walter J. Ryan, Bus. Manager, International Union of Operating Engineers, regarding grievances from the Cambridge Teachers Association. scanOct 20
  475. 475Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk transmitting a proposed order and the election notice for the November 4, 1980 STATE ELECTION. scanOct 20
  476. 476Response to Council Order # 3 of 10/6/80 relative to the number of calls responded to by the Cambridge Rescue. scanOct 20
  477. 477Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 24 re: to underground wells in Cambridge being utilized by Cambridge residents. scanOct 20
  478. 478Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 26 re: to the closed bridge on Prospect St. in Somerville. scanOct 20
  479. 479Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 25 re: to the ownership of land located at the corner of Mt. Auburn & Boylston Streets. scanOct 20
  480. 480Response to Awaiting Report Item # 7 re: to properties owned by MIT in the City of Cambridge. scanOct 20
  481. 481Local 195, Independent PUblic Wmployees Association complaint before the Labor Relations Commission. scanOct 3
  482. 482Public hearing of the Biohazard Committee on Oct. 28, 1980 scanOct 20
  483. 483Resolutions on Ernest Benshimol, Sr. (Russell) scanOct 27
  484. 484Resolutions on Fr. Thomas J. Tobin (W. Sullivan) scanOct 27
  485. 485Order-re: Cambridge Action to Save Heat Program, known as CASH. (Vellucci) scanOct 27
  486. 486Order-re: survey of the sidewalks on Mass. Ave. to accommodate the planting of trees. (Danehy) scanOct 27
  487. 487Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, in response to Council order # 11 of Oct. 20, 1980 re: constables with and without power. scanOct 27
  488. 488Comm. from Councillor Vellucci, Chairman, Committee on Health and Hospitals, transmitting a report of said committee for a public hearing held on Monday, Oct. 20, 1980. scanOct 27
  489. 489Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 18 relative to a survey of the cleanliness of the subway stations. scanOct 27
  490. 490Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 17 relative to the sale of the William Francis Nursing Home at 11 Woodbridge St. scanOct 27
  491. 491Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on the petition of the Boston Edison Company for approval for sale of Series S. Bonds on Wed., Nov. 12, 1980 at 10:30 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston. scanNov 3
  492. 492Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on Wed., November 12 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the petition of Boston Edison for approval and authorization for sale of its Common Stock. scanNov 3
  493. 493Comm. from the Massachusetts Town Clerk's Association recording the association in opposition to Proposition 2½. scanNov 3
  494. 494Information regarding the census. scanNov 3
  495. 495Awaiting Report Item No. 18 re: to prohititing right hand turns from Route 16 on to Whittemore Street. scanNov 3
  496. 496Order-re: City Council meeting of December 1, 1980 is cancelled. (W. Sullivan) scanNov 3
  497. 497Order-re: congratulating the persons concerned who were involved with the refurbishing of the City Council Chamber. (Russell) scanNov 3
  498. 498Order-re: City Clerk to draft resolution on Andrew L. Broussard. (Danehy) scanNov 3
  499. 499Order-re: reactivating the Cambridge Experimentation Review Board Committee. (Vellucci) scanNov 3
  500. 500Resolutions on Lloyd McKay, Paul Santos, Paul George, Peter George & John Wright (W.Sullivan) scanNov 3
  501. 501Order-re: that the "Meditation Prayer" at the ecumenical Mass and Te Deum held at Sacred Heart Church on Oct. 11, 1980 be made part of the record of this City Council. (W. Sullivan) scanNov 3
  502. 502Order-re: clean sidewalk on Washburn Avenue adjacent to the parking lot of O'Connor's Bar. (Crane) scanNov 3
  503. 503Comm. from Mary Ann Nicoloro relative to DNA. scanNov 3
  504. 504Comm. from the Secretary of State's Office relative to the Minimum Standards of Fitness for Human Habitation. scanNov 3
  505. 505RE: parking requirements for the building at 2000 Mass. Ave. and the lot at 1972 Mass. Ave. scanNov 10
  506. 506Order-re: legislation which would eliminate any substantial human suffering for the citizens of Cambridge in relation to Proposition 2½ (D. Sullivan) scanNov 10
  507. 507Order-re: Harvard & MIT requested to increase their payments in lieu of taxes. (Vellucci) scanNov 10
  508. 508Comm. from James Bentubo, Chairman, Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee, requesting a hearing before the City Council relative to the Market Street Playground. scanNov 10
  509. 509Comm. from James Bentubo, Chairman, Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee, requesting to be notified of all City Council hearings on matters pertaining to the Wellington-Harrington and East Cambridge Communities. scanNov 10
  510. 510Development of Parcel 2 in the Kendall Square area. scanNov 10
  511. 511Informational purposes - comm. sent to Ms. Paula W. Gold of the Attorney General Office relative to application for funds to operate the Cambridge Consumer Council. scanNov 10
  512. 512Awaiting Report Item No. 23 relative to the status of the administrative structure of the Animal Control Commission. scanNov 10
  513. 513Awaiting Report Item No. 22 relative to planting of trees on both sides of Mass. Ave. from the Arlington Line to Harvard Square. scanNov 10
  514. 514Resolutions on Andrew J. Spears. (W. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  515. 515Order-re: rescinding the vote cancelling the Dec. 1, 1980 City Council Meeting. (Vellucci) scanNov 17
  516. 516Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions on Andrew J. Spears. (W. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  517. 517Order-re: City Clerk to inform the National League of Cities to hold future meetings in only E.R.A. ratified states. (Russell) scanNov 17
  518. 518Order-re: Jane Reed to be named Honorary Fireworks Commissioner. (Duehay) scanNov 17
  519. 519Resolutions on Donald McElearney. (Danehy & W. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  520. 520Resolutions on Andrew Louis Broussard. (Danehy & W. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  521. 521Comm. from Mayor Francis H. Duehay, relative to ecumenical services for the celebration of Thanksgiving. scanNov 17
  522. 522Comm. from Michael J. DeVito, Deputy Commissioner, Dept. of Commerce & Development, transmitting important new service for business called CALL ONE. scanNov 17
  523. 523Awaiting report Item No. 7 relative to the progress of plans of the Comprehensive Planning Advisory Group in each neighborhood. scanNov 17
  524. 524Awaiting Report Item No. 16 re: the construction of the Alewife Station. scanNov 17
  525. 525Order - re: explanation of Rent Control case on the petition of John Beauvais. (WYLIE) scanNov 17
  526. 526Petition of Natasha Brill along with a petition signed by 65 other residents regarding harassment of dog owners by a dog officer and requesting a hearing relative to this matter. scanNov 17
  527. 527Comm. from Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union expressing appreciation for the support of the City Council. scanNov 24
  528. 528Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 25 re: to enforcement of the Animal Control Ordinance. scanNov 24
  529. 529Comm. from the Music Dept. requesting financial assistance for production of Hello Dolly. scanNov 24
  530. 530Comm. from Paul J. Ryan, Director of Veterans Services, relative to the relocation of the Tagg Memorial Marker. scanNov 24
  531. 531Comm. from Kathleen Glynn, Exec, Dir., Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women, requesting access to the Brattle Street Triangle on weekdays, evenings & weekends to sell a 1981 Calendar entitled "Women Working". scanNov 24
  532. 532Comm. from Jessica Mix, Canvass Director, re: permission to conduct a door to door canvass for the purpose of raising money to support political campaigns in states where the ERA was ratified. scanNov 24
  533. 533Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Environmental Quality Engineering on the matter of the proposed revision of its regulations for the control of emissions from volatile organic compounds. scanNov 24
  534. 534Order-re: City Council to draw up resolution on Russell Cutter. (Russell) scanNov 24
  535. 535Order-re: resolutions to be prepared on Grace E. McLellan (W. Sullivan) scanNov 24
  536. 536Comm. received from Jeremiah Spilewski, Pres., & Laurence T. May, Jr., Clerk, Southside Neighbors Community Development Corporation re: to the hearing scheduled on the Market Street Playground. scanNov 24
  537. 537Comm. from Teamsters Local Union #496 requesting a hearing before the City Council relative to the leasing of taxi cabs in the City of Cambridge. scanNov 24
  538. 538Order-re: Health Department & License Commission to inspect the Lion's Den Barroom on Mass. Ave. (Crane) scanDec 1
  539. 539Order-re: Art Council chimes to be mounted on a flat-bed truck and be parked somewhere in the Central Square area for the Christmas holidays. (Vellucci) scanDec 1
  540. 540RE: Sunshime Seminars. scanDec 1
  541. 541Comm. from Mary E. Calnan, Chairman, License Commission, transmitting report on the Leasing of taxi cabs in the City of Cambridge. scanDec 1
  542. 542Comm. from Philip Horn, 3 Mt. Auburn Pl., Cambridge re: traffic signals in the area of Memorial Drive & Cambridge Parkway. scanDec 1
  543. 543Comm. from the Planning Board transmitting recommendations of the Planning Board on the request of GTE Laboratories for an easement over Cambridge Water Board land in Waltham. scanDec 1
  544. 544Awaiting Repoet Item No. 21 relative to the drainage problem on Jackson Street. scanDec 1
  545. 545Order-re: City Council supports the Department of Obstetrics of the Cambridge Hospital. (Graham) scanDec 1
  546. 546Order-re: designating the plaza in Inman Square the Alfred E. Vellucci Community Plaza. (All members of the City Council) scanDec 8
  547. 547Resolutions on Judge Lawrence F. Feloney. (All members of the City Council) scanDec 8
  548. 548Resolutions on Joseph Luis Sert. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 8
  549. 549Order-re: suitable resolutions to be drawn up on Judge Lawrence Feloney as being chose "Man of the Year" (Russell) scanDec 8
  550. 550Resolutions on Ralph Hoagland (Russell) scanDec 8
  551. 551Resolutions on Grace E. McLellan (W. Sullivan ) scanDec 8
  552. 552Order- Amnesty International (Wylie) scanDec 8
  553. 553Committee report on the Committee on Public Safety relative to complaints received against the Dog Officer. scanDec 8
  554. 554Information received from the State Dept. on Revenue relative to Proposition 2½. scanDec 8
  555. 555Awaiting Report Item Number 22 relative to the closing of the Obstetrics Department at the Cambridge Hospital. scanDec 8
  556. 556Awaiting Report Item Number 26 relative to the Utilization of the space occupied by the Police Academy. scanDec 8
  557. 557Awaiting Report Item Number 24 relative to the status of the CETA Program. scanDec 8
  558. 558Awaiting Report Item Number 4 relative to Harvard College including elderly housing in their plans. scanDec 8
  559. 559Order-resolution to be prepared on the late John Lennon (Crane) scanDec 15
  560. 560Order-resolution on Donald Regan being selected to head the United States Treasury. (Vellucci) scanDec 15
  561. 561Comm. from Samuel E. Marcellino, Jr. of Gaston Snow & Ely Bartlett, requesting a public hearing before the City Council on Dec. 15, 1980 at 6 p.m. relative to the parking problem at 1972 & 2000 Mass. Ave. scanDec 15
  562. 562Notice of a public hearing by the DPU for 1/19/81 on the petition of the Boston & Maine Corp. for modification of outstanding orders re: train crew consists. scanDec 22
  563. 563Committee on Transportation report RE: MBTA. scanDec 22
  564. 564Comm. from Joseph Lluis Sert expressing appreciation to the City Council for the resolution prepared in his honor. scanDec 22
  565. 565Comm. from Alan A. Lefkowitz re: parking at 1972-2000 Mass. Ave. scanDec 22
  566. 566Comm. from James L. Sullivan re: that the $50.00 fee for constables be waived for the City of Cambridge employees who are required by their position with the city to serve civil process. scanDec 22
  567. 567Order-re: Community development Dept. and Redevelopment Authority to implement their recommendations to lease parking spaces to the property owners at 15-17 Marion St. (Vellucci) scanDec 22
  568. 568Order-re: cancellation of the 12/29/80 City Council meeting. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 22
  569. 569Order-re: rescinding the position of Assistant City Manager for Human Services Programs. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 22
  570. 570Resolutions on Marion Valentino. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 22
  571. 571Awaiting Report Item No. 24 pertaining to levying taxes on all furniture and fixtures owned by Harvard Univ. & MIT. scanDec 22
  572. 572Report of the Perambulation of the boundary markers of the Town of Belmont between contiguous cities and towns. scanDec 22

Finance

464 actions · № 1–465
  1. 1Order-re: deductibility of a portion of the water/sewer tax from the 1979 income tax returns. (Crane) scanJan 14
  2. 2Appropriation of $1,500 to the Historical Commission. scanJan 14
  3. 3Transfer of $450 in the Weights and Measures Dept. scanJan 14
  4. 4Transfer of $1,705 in the Community Schools Dept. scanJan 14
  5. 5Appropriation in the amount of $196.85 to the Historical Commission. scanJan 14
  6. 6Order-re: Housing Authority returning $400,000 to the Commonwealth that had been earmarked for elderly housing developments. (M. Duehay) scanJan 21
  7. 7Order-re: deductibility of a portion of the water/sewer tax on federal income tax returns. (Crane) scanJan 21
  8. 8Order-re: railroad crossing gates at Mass. Ave. and Cameron Ave. (Danehy) scanJan 21
  9. 9Order-re: status of the Haggerty School modernization program. (Crane) scanJan 21
  10. 10Order-re: Isaac Taylor Post located at the Inman Square Fire House. (Crane) scanJan 21
  11. 11Order-re: review of the public drinking ordinance. (Crane) scanJan 21
  12. 12Order-re: enforcement of the resident parking program in the Ash St./Memorial Drive area. (Crane) scanJan 21
  13. 13Additional information from the Rent Control Board re: previous request for a supplement to the Rent Control Budget in the amended sum of $18,550. scanJan 21
  14. 14PLACED ON FILE - Transfer of $23,495 in the Rent Control Board. scanJan 21
  15. 15Communication from the Cambridge Committee of Elders, Inc. re: use of the full 2.5 million dollar allocation by the Cambridge Housing Authority for elderly housing. scanJan 21
  16. 16Acceptance and appropriation of a grant to the Library in the amount of $7,733.00 scanJan 21
  17. 17Transfer of $9,750 in the Library. scanJan 21
  18. 18Proposed order for the taking of land at the northwest corner of Cambridge St. - Hampshire St. intersection in Inman Sq. for the purpose of Open Space Development. scanJan 21
  19. 19Order-re: free ice time to the city to teach ice skating to Cambridge residents. (Russell) scanJan 28
  20. 20Order-re: studying the Plan E Charter re: splitting of the two year term of the Mayor. (Vellucci) scanJan 28
  21. 21Transfer of $7,065 in the Executive Dept. scanJan 28
  22. 22Appropriation of a grant of $152,000 to Health and Hospital Services. scanJan 28
  23. 23Transfer of $35,000 to the Public Works account. scanJan 28
  24. 24Transfer of $7,500 in the Public Celebrations account. scanJan 28
  25. 25Response to Awaiting Report No. 3 re: deductibility of the water/sewer tax from 1979 income tax returns with a report from George E. O'Brien, Asst. City Manager for Fiscal Affairs. scanJan 28
  26. 26Order-re: height of the fence at 255 Lexington Ave. (Russell) scanFeb 4
  27. 27Order-re: flashing stop light at the intersection of Gore and Fifth Streets. (Vellucci) scanFeb 4
  28. 28Order-re: total cost of school related expenses. (Vellucci) scanFeb 4
  29. 29Order-re: number of employees and total payroll of the School Dept. (Vellucci) scanFeb 4
  30. 30Order-re: NO RIGHT TURN ON RED sign at the intersection of Columbia and Hampshire St. (M. Duehay) scanFeb 4
  31. 31Order-re: no permits for curb cuts at the Twin City Mall on the Gore Street side. (Vellucci) scanFeb 4
  32. 32Order-re: violation of any environmental laws by the MBTA in the Porter Sq. site and the Mass. Ave./Jarvis St. site.(Crane) scanFeb 4
  33. 33Acceptance and appropriation of two grants totalling $350.00 to the Historical Commission. scanFeb 4
  34. 34Report from Daniel J. Wuenschel, Executive Director, of the Cambridge Housing Authority re: Awaiting Report No. 6 re: CHA returning $400,000 to the Commonwealth. scanFeb 4
  35. 35Acceptance and appropriation of $70,885 to the Youth Resources Bureau. scanFeb 4
  36. 36Order-re: replacement of the traffic light at the intersection of Memorial Drive and Boylston St. (W. Sullivan) scanFeb 11
  37. 37Transfer of $4300 to the City Clerk's Office. scanFeb 11
  38. 38Acceptant and appropriation of a contribution from Harvard Cooperative Society in the sum of $350.00 to the Cambridge Hospital. scanFeb 11
  39. 39Order-re: terminate the policy of buying Belmont Spring water. (Crane) scanFeb 11
  40. 40Order-re:permanent custodian at the municipal building at 105 Windsor St. (M. Duehay) scanFeb 11
  41. 41Order-re: dedicatory exercises to honor the William H. Crocker, Sr. Memorial Building. (Danehy) scanFeb 11
  42. 42Order-re: implementation of the vote on Question 5 re: investment of monies in banks and financial institutions doing buiness with the Republic of South Africa. (D. Sullivan & Graham) scanFeb 11
  43. 43Order-re: abatement on sewer taxes for citizens sixty-five and older. (Vellucci) scanFeb 11
  44. 44Order-re: progress on completion of the outside audit of the City of Cambridge. (M. Duehay) scanFeb 11
  45. 45Order re: City Solicitor to attend a meeting of the Council on Feb. 25, 1980 re: actions of the Board of Zoning Appeal.(C. Vellucci) scanFeb 11
  46. 46Order re: Supt. of Buildings to deny any occupancy permit for the proposed "East Cambridge Reception Classification Unit" in the Middlesex County Court House. (C. Wylie) scanFeb 20
  47. 47Order re: outside legal counsel for legal recourse re: establishment of a reception and classification unit for prisoners in the Middlesex County Court House. (C. Vellucci & C. Crane) scanFeb 20
  48. 48Order re: requirement of an Environmental Impact Statement prior to the establishment of the "East Cambridge Reception Classification Unit". (M. Duehay) scanFeb 20
  49. 49Order re: size of the cells for court action on the establishment of the "East Cambridge Reception Classification Unit". scanFeb 20
  50. 50Response to Awaiting Report no. 8 re: school realted expenses carried in the City budget. scanFeb 25
  51. 51Appropriation of $40.870.00 to the Public Works Dept. scanFeb 25
  52. 52Transfer of $15,000 to the Election Commission. scanFeb 25
  53. 53Annuity in the amount of $3,000 to Mrs. Mary Friel. scanFeb 25
  54. 54Annuity in the amount of $3,000 to Mrs. Mark Cunningham. scanFeb 25
  55. 55Transfers of $18,000 and $70,833 to the Health and Hospital Services Dept. scanFeb 25
  56. 56Comm. from Claire Olsen, Director, Walnut Street Center, Inc. re: sale of the lot of land on Shea Road - ORDER ADOPTED scanFeb 25
  57. 57Comm. from Mrs. Jean Garside, President, Traffic Supervisors, requesting an appropriation of $800 to be used for the Annual Safety Patrol Banquet. scanFeb 25
  58. 58Order re: boarding up premises no. 7 Harvey Street. (C. Danehy) scanFeb 25
  59. 59Order re: checking the Allston/Brookline St. playground for late night basketball games and drinking by youths. (C. Crane) scanFeb 25
  60. 60Order re: play area for the land along Harvard St. across from Washington Elms. (C. Vellucci) scanFeb 25
  61. 61Order re: beautifying the area on Harvard St. between Windsor and Portland Streets. (C. Vellucci) scanFeb 25
  62. 62Order re: railroad crossing gates at Mass.Avenue and Cameron Ave. (C. Danehy) scanFeb 25
  63. 63Order re: demolishing the property at 5 Corporal McTernan Road. (C. W. Sullivan) scanFeb 25
  64. 64Order re: new uniforms for the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Band. (C. Vellucci) scanFeb 25
  65. 65Order re: providing $800 for the Annual Dinner/Appreciation Night for school crossing guards. (C. W. Sullivan) scanFeb 25
  66. 66Order re: advertising for propsective members of the 350th Anniversary Committee. (C. Graham) scanFeb 25
  67. 67Order re: level of absenteeism within each municipal dept. (C. Danehy) scanFeb 25
  68. 68Report of the Committee on Finance re: meeting with the Budget Sub-Committee of the School Dept. re: deficit in the School Dept. Budget for FY 79-80. scanMar 3
  69. 69Response to Awaiting Report no. 7 re: outside audit of the City of Cambridge. scanMar 3
  70. 70Response to Awaiting Report no. 9 re: investment of monies in banks and financial insitutions doing business with the Republic of South Africa. scanMar 3
  71. 71Transfer of $11,070 to the City Clerk's Office. scanMar 3
  72. 72Order re: City Manager to borrow $1,000,000 for the School Committee. (C. Vellucci) scanMar 3
  73. 73Order re: real per pupil cost. (C. Vellucci) scanMar 3
  74. 74Order re: enforcing the 'no parking regulations' on the sidewalk at 299 Concord Avenue. (C. W. Sullivan) scanMar 3
  75. 75Order re: purchasing new uniforms for the C.R.L.S. band from the Artemus Ward Memorial Fund. (C. W. Sullivan) scanMar 3
  76. 76Order re: relocating the John Gairachty plaque in City Hall. (C. Russell) scanMar 3
  77. 77Order re: dedicating the intersection of Reservoir St., Walden St. and Vassal Lane as the Corporal William Francis Cullenane Square. (C. Russell) scanMar 3
  78. 78Order re: Election Commission to provide equal pay scal re: counting of the ballots. (C. Russell) scanMar 3
  79. 79Order re: brass plates underneath the portraits of Governor and Mayor Russell and former City Councillor Michael A. Sullivan. scanMar 3
  80. 80Order-re: securing abatements on excise tax immediately. (Danehy) scanMar 10
  81. 81Order-re: removal of the parking meters on Oakland St. (Vellucci) scanMar 10
  82. 82Order-re: selling the state owned property at 16 Hingham St. to the Riverside/Cambridgeport Community Corp. (Graham) scanMar 10
  83. 83Order-re: ownership of the strip of land running from Belmont St. down Holworthy St. (Crane) scanMar 10
  84. 84Order-re: neighborhood planning priorities in the Cambridge Industrial Zone. (D. Sullivan) scanMar 10
  85. 85Order-re: recently installed lighting on Inman St. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 10
  86. 86Order-re: proposed eminent domain taking at Smith Place and Concord Ave. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 10
  87. 87Order to establish the needs of Cambridge residents for long-term health care services. (Vellucci, Russell & Wylie) scanMar 10
  88. 88Order-re: dedication of the Medical Records room at the Cambridge Hospital in memory of Edith G. Bayers. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 10
  89. 89Order-re: revenue lost due to abatements awarded on rent controlled properties. (Vellucci) scanMar 10
  90. 90Additional information relative to the removal of Deed Restriction for Lot 97 (New Street) scanMar 10
  91. 91Order authorizing the ratification of the 1968 sale of land on New Street to Uglietto Brothers. scanMar 10
  92. 92Transfer of $8,000 in the Finance Dept. scanMar 10
  93. 93Appropriation of a grant of $7,200 to the Traffic Dept. scanMar 10
  94. 94Order-re: reception for the C.R.L.S. Basketball State Champions. (Graham) scanMar 24
  95. 95Order-re: restoring the grass surface of Rindge Field. (Danehy) scanMar 24
  96. 96Order-re: calling a meeting of the Finance Committee re:request of the School Dept. for an additional appropriation. scanMar 24
  97. 97Order-re: additional security at the elderly housing complex at 2 Mt. Auburn St. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 24
  98. 98Order-re: purchasing a proper van for the transportation of animals. (Vellucci) scanMar 24
  99. 99Report on the School Dept's request for an additional appropriation. scanMar 24
  100. 100Appropriation of a grant in the amount of $798,800 to the Public Investment Fund to be used for the acquisition of land in East Cambridge for recreational purposes for the Lechmere Canal Project. scanMar 24
  101. 101Transfer of $33,000 in the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanMar 24
  102. 102Taking of two parcels of land on SACRAMENTO STREET for the development of public recreation open space. also see #334 finance 1980 scanMar 31
  103. 103Order-re: survey of the sidewalk in front of 77 Pearl St. (Russell) scanMar 31
  104. 104Order-re: coalition of residents of the Riverside and Cambridgeport Community for direct neighborhood input into the Commercial Area Revitalization District. (Graham) scanMar 31
  105. 105Order-re: borrow $919,000 on a short term loan to finance request of the School Committee. (Vellucci) scanMar 31
  106. 106Order-re: assisting the elderly in all "Housing" apartment buildings in filling out their census questionaires. (Vellucci) scanMar 31
  107. 107Order-re: Rent Control Board to amend its rent adjustment formula under Section 7 of the Cambridge Rent Control Act to encourage building insulation and energy conservation. (Graham, D. Sullivan, & Wylie) scanMar 31
  108. 108Order-re: appointment of an Energy Management Committee. (M. Duehay, Graham, D. Sullivan & Wylie) scanMar 31
  109. 109Order-re: extension to vacate the premises occupied by Lenny's Auto Service at 141 Alewife Brook Parkway. ( Danehy) scanMar 31
  110. 110Order-re: water fountains at Glacken Field. (Russell) scanMar 31
  111. 111Order-re: reopening the Corporal Burns Teen Center. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 31
  112. 112Order-re: working traffic lights at the corner of Harvard & Columbia St. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 31
  113. 113Order-re: Harvard College to include senior citizen housing within their plans for the site recently purchased on Mt. Auburn St. (Crane) scanMar 31
  114. 114not yet captured from this volume—
  115. 115Transfer of $17,100 in the Library. scanMar 31
  116. 116Appropriation of a grant of $1,000.00 to the Historical Commission. scanMar 31
  117. 117Appropriation of a grant of $160.00 to Community Schools. scanMar 31
  118. 118Order-increasing the number of foot patrolmen and sector cars in the Erie St. area and around Putnam Ave. (Russell) scanApr 7
  119. 119Order-Bioran Medical Lab. relocating its operation to Kendall Sq. (Graham) scanApr 7
  120. 120Order-ninety-nine year lease with City of Cambridge and Saint Mary's "Common Place" Building. (Graham) scanApr 7
  121. 121Order-settling the pending law suit over repairs to the Cambridge Street tunnel in the sum of $919,000. (Vellucci) scanApr 7
  122. 122Order-extension to vacate 141 Alewife Brook Parkway occupied by Lenny's Auto Service. (Danehy) scanApr 7
  123. 123Annual REport of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. for the year 1979. scanApr 7
  124. 124Financial return of the Boston Edison Co. for year ended Dec. 31, 1979. scanApr 7
  125. 125Financial return of the Cambridge Electric Light Co. for the year ended Dec. 31, 1979. scanApr 7
  126. 126Financial return of the Commonwealth Gas Co. for year ended Dec. 31, 1979. scanApr 7
  127. 127Transfer of $860.00 in the Community Development Dept. scanApr 7
  128. 128Order-re: purchasing the property at 9 Ellery Street for a mixed use purpose. (Graham) scanApr 14
  129. 129Order-re: establishing a commission to implement the policy of City Council included in the Cambridge Employment Plan. (Graham) scanApr 14
  130. 130Order-re: installation of a "flood light" at the Putnam School area on Otis St. (Vellucci) scanApr 14
  131. 131Order-re: draping City Hall with purple bunting for the rest of 1980 to alert taxpayers of Harvard College (Vellucci) scanApr 14
  132. 132Order-re: properties owned by MIT in the City of Cambridge. (Graham) scanApr 14
  133. 133Order-re: erecting a sign on the City Hall lawn re: tax exempt properties owned by Harvard and MIT (Wylie) scanApr 14
  134. 134Supplemental appropriation to the Traffic and Parking Dept. of $120,000. scanApr 14
  135. 135Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $68,695.45. scanApr 14
  136. 136Transfer of $1300 to the City Council Other Ordinary Maintenance Account. scanApr 14
  137. 137Transfer of $9800 to the City Council Ceremonial function. scanApr 14
  138. 138Report relative to the acquisition of real estate by Harvard University over the last decade. scanApr 14
  139. 139Order-re: purchasing the property at 9 Ellery Street. (Vellucci) scanApr 14
  140. 140Order-re: development of a new plan for the Alewife Area. (Vellucci) scanApr 28
  141. 141Order-re: replacing the Japanese Cherry Blossom Trees along the Charles River. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 28
  142. 142Order-re: closing Memorial Drive on Sundays during Daylight Savings Time. (M. Duehay) scanApr 28
  143. 143Order-re: employees working on a public service contract. (Crane) scanApr 28
  144. 144Order-re: appropriation of $128,000 to the Just-A-Start Program (W. Sullivan and Vellucci) scanApr 28
  145. 145Order-re: Annual Bike-A-Thon at the Fresh Pond Reservation. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 28
  146. 146Order-re: inspection of sidewalks in Ward 9, Precincts 4 and 5. (Russell) scanApr 28
  147. 147Order-re: resolutions workshops for the Alewife Area Rezoning Petition. (Russell, W. Sullivan and Danehy) scanApr 28
  148. 148Order-re: littering of streets by the disposal of beer bottles. (Crane) scanApr 28
  149. 149Order-re: cleaning up the Huron Ave. area. (Crane) scanApr 28
  150. 150Order-re: enter and exit signs at the Fresh Pond Shopping Mall. (Crane) scanApr 28
  151. 151Copy of communication from MIT and a report from the Commissioner of Public Works re: abandonment of the Talbot St. Storm Sewer Easement. scanApr 28
  152. 152PLACED ON FILE - Procedure available to the School Dept. for a request for an additional $919,000. scanApr 28
  153. 153Order-re: reducing the supplemental appropriation to the School Dept. to $459,500. scanApr 28
  154. 154Appropriate order re: additional appropriation of $919,000 to the School Dept. scanApr 28
  155. 155Copy of a Mailgram from the Dept. of Labor re: hiring freeze on CETA positions under Title VI. scanApr 28
  156. 156Transfer of $7,500 in the Public Works Dept. scanApr 28
  157. 157Transfer of $3,134.35 in the PUblic Celebrations Account. scanApr 28
  158. 158Acceptance and appropriation of two grants totalling $17,000.00 to the Community Development Dept. scanApr 28
  159. 159Documentation ralted to the taking of two parcels of land on Sacramento Street. scanApr 28
  160. 160Order-re: list of all hazardous material transported through Cambridge. (Danehy) scanMay 5
  161. 161Order-re: placing rubbish recepticles on Western Ave. and River St. (Graham) scanMay 5
  162. 162Order-re: condition of the former Legal Seafood Rest. in Inman Sq. (M. Duehay, VM Russell & Danehy) scanMay 5
  163. 163Order-re: plans for the property located at the corner of Harvey and Cedar Street. (Danehy) scanMay 5
  164. 164Order-re: response time by police to calls in Jefferson Park. (M. Duehay) scanMay 5
  165. 165Order-re: cleaning the land at Cedar St., Cameron Ave., & Mass. AVe. (Danehy) scanMay 5
  166. 166Order-re: City Solicitor to draft an amendment to the General Ordinances re: breeding of bees. (Wylie) scanMay 5
  167. 167Order-re: portion of tax funds generated by development in the Alewife Area be earmarked to a special fund. (Crane) scanMay 5
  168. 168Order-re: wooden slabs over the cement blocks in Inman Square. (VM Russell) scanMay 5
  169. 169Order-re: enforcement of the one-way streets of Greenough Ave. and Ellsworth Ave. (Crane) scanMay 5
  170. 170Communication from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, re: breeding of bees within the City of Cambridge. scanMay 5
  171. 171Order-re: Chapter 90, Section 16A of the General Laws re: unnecessary operation of the engine of a motor vehicle. (D. Sullivan) scanMay 5
  172. 172Award of a $7,500 prize to the Cambridge Plant and Garden Club frcm the Garden Club of America. scanMay 12
  173. 173Annuity form Mrs. Adelaide White in the amount of $3,000 per year. scanMay 12
  174. 174Transfer of $100 in the Civil Defense Dept. scanMay 12
  175. 175Order-re: Director of Personnel to forward certified copies of roll calls taken in the Finance Committee meeting re: Fire Dept. personnel to all firefighters. (VM Russell) scanMay 12
  176. 176Order-re: alternative to the plan of demolishing the property at 112 Hampshire St. (Vellucci) scanMay 12
  177. 177Order-re: assigning two police officers to the Central Square area on each tour of duty. (Vellucci) scanMay 12
  178. 178Order-re: MBTA to decrease charge level in the Porter Sq. area. (Crane) scanMay 12
  179. 179Order-re: constructing sidewalks at 566-568 Green St. and the corner of Green St. & Bay St. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 12
  180. 180Order-re: changing the zoning in Kendall Square. (Crane) scanMay 12
  181. 181Order-re: repairing the traffic lights at Concord Ave. & Griswold St. (VM Russell) scanMay 12
  182. 182Order-re: improving the sidewalks and streets in the Cambridge Highlands Neighborhood. (VM Russell) scanMay 12
  183. 183Order-re: pipe storage conditions for sewer work on Edward T. Sullivan Rd. (Crane) scanMay 12
  184. 184Order-re: installation of electric lights at Glacken Field. (VM Russell) scanMay 12
  185. 185Order-re: installation of adequate lighting at Alberico Park. (Graham) scanMay 12
  186. 186Order-re: retaining the entire Legal Sea Foods operation in Inman Sq. (D. Sullivan) scanMay 12
  187. 187Transfer of $8,000 in the Public Library. scanMay 12
  188. 188Acceptance and appropriation of a $2,000 grant to Elderly Services. scanMay 12
  189. 189Transfer of $5,000 in the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanMay 12
  190. 190Acceptance and appropriation of $2,385.00 grant to the Elderly Services. scanMay 12
  191. 191Transfer of $15,000 in the Police Dept. scanMay 12
  192. 192Appropriation of 55,900 to the Police Dept. scanMay 12
  193. 193Loan Authorization Order and appropriation order in the amount of $310,000 to the PUblic Investment Fund for the Alewife Redevelopment Area. FAILED OF ADOPTION. scanMay 12
  194. 194Order-re: rescheduling the summer basketball games at Bergin Park. (M. Duehay) scanMay 19
  195. 195Order-re: controlling public vandalism and teenage drinking throughout the city. (Wylie) scanMay 19
  196. 196Order-re: action of the Police Dept. on arrests, complaints, etc. in the Pemberton St./Bergin Park area. (Crane) scanMay 19
  197. 197Order-re: closing the Rindge Teen Center for June, July and August. (Danehy & Vellucci) scanMay 19
  198. 198Order-re: neighborhood survey re: chimes in front of City Hall (Graham & Vellucci) scanMay 19
  199. 199Order-re: permit granted to the Art Council for the chimes in front of City Hall. (Graham) scanMay 19
  200. 200Order-re: adequate lighting and the installation of a water fountain at the old Morse Park. (Graham) scanMay 19
  201. 201Order-re: investigation of the ownership of land area above Cambridge St. underpass. (Vellucci) scanMay 19
  202. 202Order-re: cleaning all public square of the city on weekends. (M. Duehay) scanMay 19
  203. 203Order-re: City Solicitor to draft an ordinance regulating the sale and distribution of paraphernalia used for the consumption of marijuana. (Crane) scanMay 19
  204. 204Order-re: cleaning the vacant lot at Churchill and Mass. Avenues. (Danehy) scanMay 19
  205. 205Order-re: progress of the completion of the tot lots at Dudley and Cedar Streets and Clarendon and Mass. Avenues (Danehy) scanMay 19
  206. 206Order-re: recent SCEOC Planning Board election (Danehy) scanMay 19
  207. 207Order-re: applying the principles of the plans of the Comprehensive Planning Advisory Group for each neighborhood. (D. Sullivan & Wylie) scanMay 19
  208. 208Reconsideration motion of Councillor Vellucci on the vote of the City Council on May 12, 1980 adopting the City Budget for FY 80-81 in the total amount of $120,055,971. scanMay 19
  209. 209Comm. from Mayor Francis H. Duehay transmitting one from the Mass. Executive Office of Communities and Development regarding "Tax Related Initiative Petitions." scanMay 19
  210. 210Press release re: Councillor Crane begins all out war on public drunkenness. scanMay 19
  211. 211Opinion from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, re: funding the Just-A-Start Program with funds from the tax levy. scanMay 19
  212. 212Proposed additions to the City Budget by the City Council on May 12, 1980 and the need for a two-thirds majority vote to add these items. scanMay 19
  213. 213Acceptance and appropriation of $391.22 in grants to Community Schools. scanMay 19
  214. 214Appropriation of a grant in the amount of $5,277 to the Youth Resources Bureau. scanMay 19
  215. 215Transfer of $5,199 in the Youth Resources Bureau. scanMay 19
  216. 216RE: Just-A-Start Corporation withdrawing its request for $128,000 in City tax revenue. scanJun 2
  217. 217Transfer of $205.00 in the Finance Dept. scanJun 2
  218. 218Transfer of $40.00 in the Election Commission. scanJun 2
  219. 219Transfer of $6,000 in the Rent Control Board. scanJun 2
  220. 220Acceptance and appropriation of a grant for $2,145. to the Historical Commission. scanJun 2
  221. 221Transfer of $210,000 in the Health and Hospitals Dept. scanJun 2
  222. 222Order-re: Comm. of Public Works to review the see-saw located at Bergin Park. (Crane) scanJun 2
  223. 223Order-re: hazardous building located at 9 Cedar Street. (Danehy) scanJun 2
  224. 224Order-re: Cambridge Redevelopment Authority to convey to the City of Cambridge all deeds pertaining to parks under their ownership. (Vellucci) scanJun 2
  225. 225Order-re: Gore St. Playground and Star Market parking lot to be added to the list of "troublesome public drinking offenders". (Crane) scanJun 2
  226. 226Order-re: naming the area known as Lot Number 32 in West Cambridge Industrial Park as Spinelli Place. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 2
  227. 227Order-re: City Council to be provided quarterly financial cash balances. (Vellucci) scanJun 2
  228. 228Order-re: complete telephone directory of all municipal offices and employees on the Dimension System be prepared. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 2
  229. 229Order-re: cutting the grass along the Charles River, the meridian strips by the Mt. Auburn Hospital and Alewife Brook Parkway. (M. Duehay) scanJun 2
  230. 230Order-re: resolve for the future funding and utilization of the Elder Van. (Vellucci) scanJun 2
  231. 231Order-re: financial impact of 100% valuation in Wards 7, 8 & 9. (Vellucci) scanJun 2
  232. 232Order-re: remove generators belonging to Stop & Shop on Riverside Road. (Graham) scanJun 9
  233. 233Order-re: rodent problem on Elm and Hampshire Streets. (VM Russell & Vellucci) scanJun 9
  234. 234Order-re: Budget-Personnel Director to meet with union to begin to bargain. (Vellucci) scanJun 9
  235. 235Order-re: Commissioner of Public Works to "skim" Jackson St. (Crane) scanJun 9
  236. 236Order-re: what kind of business does Papa Gino's Restaurant intend to operate. (Graham) scanJun 9
  237. 237Order-re: summoning Mr. Fagone, Commissioner of Public Works and Mr. Doherty, Health Coordinator to appear at meeting on 6/16/80 at 8 p.m. re: rats. (Vellucci) scanJun 9
  238. 238Order-re: opposition to Proposition 2½. (D. Sullivan) scanJun 9
  239. 239Order-re: whether or not the City Council can regulate by ordinance the conversion of controlled rental units to cooperatives. (Graham) THIS ORDER WAS WITHDRAWN. scanJun 9
  240. 240Order-re: drafting an ordinance mandating contractors using gradalls to have an individual alongside the machine. (Vellucci) scanJun 9
  241. 241Order-re: forwarding the recently amended "Public Drinking" ordinance to the Police Dept. to be read at all roll calls. (Crane) scanJun 9
  242. 242Order-re: Chief of Police to submit weekly reports on action taken by the Police Dept. re: arrests, complaints, etc. re: consumption of alcoholic beverages in the Pemberton St./Bergin Park area. (Crane) scanJun 9
  243. 243Order-re: installation of flower barrel along Concord Avenue. (VM Russell) scanJun 9
  244. 244Comm. from Mrs. John W. Tennis thanking Mayor Duehay and Councillors Russell, Wylie and D. Sullivan for their affirmative votes re: taking of land at Smith Place. scanJun 9
  245. 245Authorization to make necessary transfers from allotments with available balances to those accounts needing supplementation to process year-end bills. scanJun 9
  246. 246Transfer of $6,500 to the Recreation Dept. scanJun 9
  247. 247Acceptance and appropriation of grants totalling $5,000 to the Library. scanJun 9
  248. 248Transfer of $11,000 in the Library. scanJun 9
  249. 249Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $1,529.50 to the Elderly Services. scanJun 9
  250. 250Transfer of $2,000 in the Elderly Services Dept. scanJun 9
  251. 251Transfer of $3,900 in the Women's Commission. scanJun 9
  252. 252Order-re: cooperative housing units. (Vellucci) scanJun 16
  253. 253Order-re: lighting at the park at Clarendon and Mass. Ave. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 16
  254. 254Order-re: current status of the implementation of the Noise Ordinance and enforcement procedures related thereto. (M. Duehay) scanJun 16
  255. 255Financial statement for the City of Cambridge for the fiscal year which ended June 30, 1979. scanJun 16
  256. 256Transfer of $110,000 in the Public Works Dept. scanJun 16
  257. 257Transfer of $1,300 in the Elderly Services Dept. scanJun 16
  258. 258Transfer of $130,000 in the Water Dept. Budget. scanJun 16
  259. 259Transfer of $1,516 in the Civil Defense Budget. scanJun 16
  260. 260Appropriation of $480.00 in the Public Library. scanJun 16
  261. 261Comm. from Harvey J. Beth, Director of Accounts at the State Dept. of Revenue relative tothe School Dept. request for $919,000 in excess of appropriation. scanJun 16
  262. 262Authorization to borrow in anticipation of taxes for the FY 80-81 a sum not to exceed $60,000,000. scanJun 16
  263. 263Proposed taking of property at 763 Concord Avenue for the Alewife EDA Project. scanJun 16
  264. 264Order-re: CRA to sell to Mr. Peter Budrewica the property at 112 Hampshire St. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 23
  265. 265Order-re: availability of small Business Administration loan. (Crane) scanJun 23
  266. 266Order-re: investigate the Low Cost gas station on the corner of Franklin Street and Western Ave. (Graham) scanJun 23
  267. 267Order-re: research the truck traffic on Western Avenue, River St. & Prospect St. to determine whether or not these trucks are for city use or just passing through. (Graham) scanJun 23
  268. 268Order-re: nothing to be put on or in front of any public building. (Russell) scanJun 23
  269. 269Order-re: increasing the voltage of the lights at the St. Peter's Field. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 23
  270. 270Order-re: tot lot at the corner of Cedar and Dudley Streets be formally designated the Father Thomas Williams Park. (Danehy) scanJun 23
  271. 271Order-re: constructing a temporary sidewalk from Aberdeen Avenue to Mt. Auburn Street. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 23
  272. 272Order-re: removing the chimes outside city hall. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 23
  273. 273Transfer of $6,240.00 from COMA to the Youth Resources Bureau. scanJun 23
  274. 274Appropriation of $60,000 for the taking of land at 763 Concord Avenue. scanJun 23
  275. 275Acceptance of a grant in the amount of $35.24 to the Community Schools Commission. scanJun 23
  276. 276Order-re: Neighborhood Stabilization Program for the Kendall Square area. (Crane) scanJun 30
  277. 277Order-re: original terms of the sale of 225 Lexington Ave. (VM Russell) scanJun 30
  278. 278Order-re: security guards at 1221 Cambridge St. (VM Russell, Wylie & Danehy) scanJun 30
  279. 279Order-re: chimes. (Vellucci & Graham) scanJun 30
  280. 280Order-re: a study of traffic signal and safety systems within the city of Cambridge. (D. Sullivan) scanJun 30
  281. 281Order-re: PW to grant a permit to the Arts Council to keep the chimes. (Vellucci) scanJun 30
  282. 282Order-re: Rent Control to grant Mr. Charles Christensen a second hearing. (Vellucci) scanJun 30
  283. 283Appropriation of the balances of several grants totalling $138,272.99 to the Arts Council. scanJun 30
  284. 284Resolutions adopting an Alewife Development Area Stabilization Program (Crane) scanJun 30
  285. 285Proposed Alewife Development Area Stabilization Program. scanJun 30
  286. 286Opinion from the City Solicitor in regard to the taking of an easement at the Hobbs Brook in Waltham. scanJun 30
  287. 287Appropriation of $35,000 to the Health and Hospital Department. scanJun 30
  288. 288Order-re: permission granted to the New England Penticostal Council to establish a Tent Meeting on the Cambridge Common. (Vellucci) scanJun 30
  289. 289Permission for MIT to undertake street work for the extension of MIT's chilled water system. scanJun 30
  290. 290Order-re: report regarding the use of rock salt in the Hobbs Brook area. (Wylie) scanAug 4
  291. 291Order-re:CHA to inspect the land on Shea Road and Mass. Ave. which is owned by the MBTA. (Vellucci) scanAug 4
  292. 292Order-re: Arts Council and 350th Committee to meet together to design a memorial for Winthrop Park. (D. Sullivan) scanAug 4
  293. 293Order-re: policies and procedures by the Police Department when juvenile offenders are apprehended. (Graham & Vellucci) scanAug 4
  294. 294Order-re:Special Permit Requirements for Fast Food Establishments. (Graham) scanAug 4
  295. 295Order-re: FAR as a technique for controlling density. (Wylie) scanAug 4
  296. 296Order-re: Russell School site construction does not create drainage problems. (Wylie) scanAug 4
  297. 297Order-re: investigate the pressure of hydrant located on Kennedy Road. (M. Duehay) scanAug 4
  298. 298Order-re: submit annually all improvements and services which are projected for each neighborhood (M.Duehay) scanAug 4
  299. 299Order-re: to return Oxford Street to a two-way street. (Graham) scanAug 4
  300. 300Order-re: status of all pending cases in the courts against the Board of Zoning Appeal. (D. Sullivan) scanAug 4
  301. 301Comm. from Rita Sullivan, 3 Woodrow Wilson Ct. regarding an incident which took place on July 3, 1980 at 9:30 p. m. where six juveniles were arrested in Dana Park. scanAug 4
  302. 302Transfer of $6,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanAug 4
  303. 303Transfer of $2,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanAug 4
  304. 304Permission to bury the ashes of Dr. Gardiner M. Day, former Rector of Christ Church in the Old Burying Ground in Harvard Square. scanAug 4
  305. 305Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $700 to the Historical Commission. scanAug 4
  306. 306Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $15,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanAug 4
  307. 307Acceptance and appropriation of a grant totalling $4,310 to the Community Schools Commission. scanAug 4
  308. 308Annuity for Mary M. Mahoney in the amount of $3,000.00. scanAug 4
  309. 309Order-re: appoint a Health Commissioner, regardless of whether he is a doctor. (Vellucci) scanSep 8
  310. 310Order-re: investigation of the sale of the William Francis Nursing Home at 11 Woodbridge St. (Vellucci) scanSep 8
  311. 311Order-re: appointment of "Expeditor" to make available 28 to 30 beds at the Neville Manor. (Vellucci) scanSep 8
  312. 312Order-re: condition of Gurney Street. (VM Russell) scanSep 8
  313. 313Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $3,100.00 to the Elderly Services. scanSep 8
  314. 314Appropriation of $1,311,005 to the School Department Salary Adjustment Account. scanSep 8
  315. 315Permission to grant air rights over a section of Wadsworth Street to MIT for the construction of pedestrian overpass. scanSep 8
  316. 316Appropriation of $2,391,000 to the Employee Benefits Salary Adjustment account to cover salary and wage increases for city employees. scanSep 8
  317. 317Order-re: public or private way of a section of Winthrop Street. (Crane) scanSep 15
  318. 318Order-re: MBTA to reinstate the barriers at the former Lenny's Arco Station at the intersection of Route 16 and Rindge Ave. (Crane) scanSep 15
  319. 319Order-re: relaxing the enforcement of the resident parking regulation on Saturday, October 4 and Sunday, October 5, 1980 in order to participate in the 350th birthday celebration. (M. Duehay) scanSep 15
  320. 320Order-re: task force to make a thorough study of all housing needs of the citizens of Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanSep 15
  321. 321Order-re: traffic flow to be reduced and emergency vehicles being impossible to get through due to the Red Line construction. (C. Danehy) scanSep 15
  322. 322Quarterly Report of Reconciliation of Treasurer's Cash. scanSep 15
  323. 323Acceptance and appropriation of $1,000 to the Community Schools Commission. scanSep 15
  324. 324Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $250.00 to the Historical Commission. scanSep 15
  325. 325Appropriation of $20,000 to the Finance Division. NOTE reconsideration on this failed on Sept. 22, 1980 - therefore the action on Sept. 15, 1980 adopting this order stands. scanSep 15
  326. 326Order-re: information on leases on City of Cambridge owned Water Department land around water reservoirs. (Vellucci) scanSep 22
  327. 327Order-re: inspection of the crosswalk on Waterhouse Street. (Crane) scanSep 22
  328. 328Order-re: creating neighborhood protection patrols within the Police Dept. (Vellucci) scanSep 22
  329. 329Order-re: assign a work crew to clean the parking lots on Cherry St. (Sullivan, Walter) scanSep 22
  330. 330Order-re: what changes should be made in the Building Code to encourage the conservation of energy. (M. Duehay) scanSep 22
  331. 331Order-re: City Manager to meet with the citizens' committee in order to implement the comprehensive report on the Observatory Hill library. (M. Duehay) scanSep 22
  332. 332Order-re: conferring with officials of Massachusetts Municipal Association of Cities and Towns to establish an arrangement whereby each city and town is represented at public hearing held by the DPU. scanSep 22
  333. 333Votes to exceed the appropriation cap, the levy limit and the School Department appropriation limit as required by the State's 4% Tax Cap Law. scanSep 22
  334. 334Amending the order of taking of land on Sacramento Street. also see #102 finance 1980 scanSep 22
  335. 335Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $11,000 to the Elderly Services. scanSep 22
  336. 336Tranfer of $6,100 in the Building Dept. scanSep 22
  337. 337Transfer of $17,750 in the Public Works Dept. scanSep 22
  338. 338Appropriation of $1,813.54 to the Historical Commission. scanSep 22
  339. 339Appropriation of $140,157.31 to the Health and Hospital. scanSep 22
  340. 340Appropriation of $69,776.65 to the Youth Resources Bureau. scanSep 22
  341. 341Appropriation of $1,420.00 to the Community Schools. scanSep 22
  342. 342Appropriation of $18,073.84 to the Police Department. scanSep 22
  343. 343Order-re: workmanship performed by contractor on Mt. Auburn section of street has had work completed satisfactorily. (Russell) scanSep 29
  344. 344Order-re: conversation between a resident on Western Avenue and the police station. (Vellucci) scanSep 29
  345. 345Order-re: Building Dept. is to notify all sign petitioners not to order signs until they are approved by the City Council. (Graham) scanSep 29
  346. 346Order-status of Winthrop Street from Holyoke Street to Boylston Street and also Cowperthwaite Street. (Crane) scanSep 29
  347. 347Order-re: implementing traffic pattern to preclude vehicles from taking right hand turns from Route 16 onto Whittemore Street. (Danehy) scanSep 29
  348. 348Order-re: Badger Company to implement a program which would reduce the number of parking spaces available in East Cambridge/Kendall Square area. scanSep 29
  349. 349Order-re: survey of "Cleanliness of the Kendall, Central and Harvard Square stations. (Vellucci) scanSep 29
  350. 350Order-Rescinding vote adopting appropriation of $20,000 to the Budget Division of the Finance Department. (Vellucci) scanSep 29
  351. 351Order-re: person responsible for the initiation of a better budget format to improve the allocation of appropriations at the neighborhood level. (Crane) scanSep 29
  352. 352LOAN ORDER- $620,000 to the Public Investment Fund for equipment for the Police Dept. scanSep 29
  353. 353Three votes to exceed the appropriation cap, the levy limit & the School Dept. appropriation limit. scanSep 29
  354. 354Transfer of $8,000 to the Youth Resources Bureau. scanSep 29
  355. 355Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $420,900 to the Public Investment Fund Section 312 Loan Services. scanSep 29
  356. 356Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the sum of $93,750 to Community Development Dept. scanSep 29
  357. 357Order-re: Fayette Street be included in the list of sidewalks & curb restoration for FY 1981-1982. (Vellucci) scanOct 6
  358. 358Order-re: report as to the ownership of land located at corner of Mt. Auburn St. & Boylston Street, better known as Winthrop Sq. (Crane) scanOct 6
  359. 359Order-re: vandalized rope on the flag pole at Ft. Washington. (Crane) scanOct 6
  360. 360Order-re: number of Fire Reserve respond calls. (Danehy) scanOct 6
  361. 361Order-re: Water Department to file a brief report on the possibility of underground wells in Cambridge. (Crane) scanOct 6
  362. 362Order-re: City Council to be provided with the latest recapitulation & balance sheets. (Crane) scanOct 6
  363. 363Order-re: investigation of the closed railroad bridge on Prospect Street in Somerville. (Vellucci) scanOct 6
  364. 364Order-re: modernization plan of the Haggerty School. (Crane) scanOct 6
  365. 365Order-re: deficiencies in real estate tax escrow funds. (Crane) scanOct 6
  366. 366Order-re: setting up a special "hearing Office" for complaints from Cambridge taxpayers. (Vellucci) scanOct 6
  367. 367Transfer of $1,500 to the Public Works Dept. scanOct 6
  368. 368Various agreements and plans relating to the LECHMERE DEVELOPMENT project, along with proposed Council orders for same scanOct 20
  369. 369Order-re: grooming the Martin T. Camacho Atrium at the Harrington School. (Vellucci) scanOct 20
  370. 370Order-re: Chief of Police to eliminate problem at the intersection of Kirkland Street & Myrtle Avenue. (Danehy) scanOct 20
  371. 371Order-re: hearing on 10/27/80 at 7 p.m. on the Water Board improving the Fresh Pond Reservation with macadam and chain link fence. (Wylie) scanOct 20
  372. 372Order-re: Mock budget hearing in regard to Proposition 2½. (Wylie) scanOct 20
  373. 373Order-re: planting trees on Green Street between Sellers Street & Hancock Street. (Vellucci) scanOct 20
  374. 374Authorization to enter into an agreement with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities by the Library. scanOct 20
  375. 375Order-re: parking problems in the Porter Square area. (Vellucci) scanOct 20
  376. 376Copies of balance sheet for FY 1980 and the recapitulation sheet used to establish the tax rate. scanOct 20
  377. 377Acceptance and appropriation of $55,000 grant to the Cambridge Office of Manpower Affairs. scanOct 20
  378. 378Order-re: cleaning up area around the Haggerty School (Vellucci) scanOct 20
  379. 379Order-re: appointment of constables with the power of arrest and not the power to serve civil process can be appointed. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 20
  380. 380Order-re: pedestrian bridge across Fresh Pond Parkway. (Russell) scanOct 27
  381. 381Order-re: permits and agreements entered into with Raymond & John Bandar for property owned by them at 1968, 1998 & 2,000 Mass. Ave. (Danehy) scanOct 27
  382. 382Order-re: vandalism at the Fresh Pond Shopping Center. ( Crane) scanOct 27
  383. 383Order-re: what is planned for the JFK Park in front of the School of Government. (Vellucci & Crane) scanOct 27
  384. 384Order-re: status of the administrative structure of the Animal Control Commission. (Crane) scanOct 27
  385. 385Order-re: amending the Mass. Land Bank Purchase and Repurchase Agreement for the Lechmere Canal Project. (Wylie) scanOct 27
  386. 386PLACED ON FILE - Order-re: "Civilian Review Board" to oversee operations in the Police Dept. (Graham) scanOct 27
  387. 387Response to City Council Order No. 7 of Oct. 20, 1980 relative to a mock budget hearing on the impact of Proposition 2½. scanOct 27
  388. 388Acceptance and appropriation of $1,000 to the Community Schools. scanOct 27
  389. 389Acceptance and appropriation of $100 to the Community Schools. scanOct 27
  390. 390Acceptance and appropriation of grants totalling $120.00 to the Community Schools. scanOct 27
  391. 391Acceptance and appropriation of grants totalling $1,100 and re-appropriating the sum of $177.00 to the Historical Commission. scanOct 27
  392. 392Order-repair drainage on Jackson Street. (Crane) scanNov 3
  393. 393Appropriation of three balances in the amount of $6,408.00 to the Community Development Dept. scanNov 3
  394. 394Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the sum of $81,119.00 to the Health & Hospital Dept. scanNov 3
  395. 395Appropriation of $1,000 to the Library Dept. scanNov 3
  396. 396Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $2,637 to the Library. scanNov 3
  397. 397Four orders of land takings and two appropriation order for the Lechmere Canal Project. scanNov 10
  398. 398Order-re: various departments being furnished with appearance tickets. (Crane) scanNov 10
  399. 399Order-re: report from the Rent Control Administration re: general rent adjustments. (Crane) scanNov 10
  400. 400Order-re: rumor that the Obstetrics Dept. at the Cambridge Hospital to be closed. (M. Duehay) scanNov 10
  401. 401Order-re: committee on finance meeting dilemma posed by Proposition 2½ (Graham) scanNov 10
  402. 402Order-re: William Tagg Memorial Marker on Peter Street & Putnam Ave. (M. Duehay) scanNov 10
  403. 403Order-re: that not only low salaried employees are affected by 2½ but also higher salaried employees as well. (Vellucci) scanNov 10
  404. 404Order-re: City Manager to prepare a legislative bill for the Commonwealth of Mass. to bear in toto the costs of MBTA, MDC & County. (Vellucci) scanNov 10
  405. 405Order-re: City Manager to confer with City Council prior to the printing of the 1981-1982 City Budget. (Vellucci) scanNov 10
  406. 406Order-re: posting of list of all employees in a department as to their standing on Seniority. (Vellucci) scanNov 10
  407. 407Order-re: department heads to refrain from making public statements relative to employees being laid off because of the 2½ law. (Vellucci) scanNov 10
  408. 408Order-re: removing the branches of a tree at 188 Chestnut Street. (W. Sullivan, Danehy & Russell) scanNov 10
  409. 409Order-re: repairing the brick sidewalk at 329 Broadway. (Crane) scanNov 10
  410. 410Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the sum of $220,000 to the Police Dept. scanNov 10
  411. 411Annuity for Mrs. Alice Dias of $3,000. scanNov 10
  412. 412Copy of the Quarterly REport of Reconciliation of Treasurer's Cash for the period ending Sept. 30, 1980, as requested in City Council Order Number 10 of June 2, 1980. scanNov 10
  413. 413Order-re: City Manager to provide for alternative bus route transportation in the event of an MBTA "shutdown" (Russell) scanNov 17
  414. 414Order-re: leasing of taxi cabs in the City of Cambridge. (Russell) scanNov 17
  415. 415Order-re: MBTA to consider to keep on working. (Danehy) scanNov 17
  416. 416Order-re: status report on the CETA Program (Vellucci) scanNov 17
  417. 417Transfer of $4,145 to the Public Celebrations account. scanNov 17
  418. 418Memo sent to all department heads in regard to the effect of Proposition 2½ on this year's budget and on the preparation of the budget for 1981-1982. scanNov 24
  419. 419Transfer of $2,683 in the Public Library Dept. scanNov 24
  420. 420Transfer of $9,230 from the PUblic Investment Fund to the Arts Council. scanNov 24
  421. 421Additional information on the request for a transfer of $44,200 from the Community Development Dept. to the Public Investment Fund. scanNov 24
  422. 422Transfer of $44,200 in the Community Development Dept. scanNov 24
  423. 423Order-re: report from the Director of the Hospital on the future utilization of the space currently occupied by the Police Academy. (Crane) scanNov 24
  424. 424Order-re: City Manager to submit specific plans to deal with the projected excise tax short fall based on Proposition 2½ (Crane) scanNov 24
  425. 425Order-re: City Manager to supply the City Council with the appropriate figures to compare the assessment under qualize valuation used by the Department of Revenue. (Crane) scanNov 24
  426. 426Order-re: City Manager to prepare a bill for the legislative session to permit the City of Cambridge to conduct a Municipal Lottery. (M. Duehay) scanNov 24
  427. 427Order-re: repairing the play equipment at the Haggerty School. (Crane) scanNov 24
  428. 428Order-re: whether Community Development Block Grant money could be used for the installation of 25 additional beds at the Neville Manor. (Graham) scanNov 24
  429. 429Order-re: David Vickery to appear at the 12/1/80 Council Meeting to answer charges on the Koocher Papers. (Vellucci) scanNov 24
  430. 430Authorization to sell the land which abuts the Reverend Romano Simoni Skating Rink on Gore Street to the Commonwealth of Mass. for one dollar. scanNov 24
  431. 431Order-re: prevent the bus drivers from going the wrong way on Vassal Lane when picking up children at the Tobin School. (Russell) scanDec 1
  432. 432Order-re: possibility of the Assessors levying taxes on all furniture & fixtures of Harvard Univ., MIT and all other colleges under the personal property law. (Vellucci) scanDec 1
  433. 433Comm. from Barbara A. Dortch, Assistant General Counsel, MBTA, notifying the City Council that an order of taking for Rindge Avenue was recorded at the Registry of Deeds. scanDec 1
  434. 434Revised order on the discontinuance of a portion of Rindge Avenue as a public way. scanDec 1
  435. 435Order-re: report on weekly basis from the Police Chief re: drinking in public places violations. (Crane) scanDec 8
  436. 436Order-re: Director of Traffic and Parking to construct a traffic beacon on Huron Avenue between the Golf Course and Huron Towers. (Russell) scanDec 8
  437. 437LOAN ORDER- $1,470,000 for Public Parking Purposes. scanDec 8
  438. 438Transfer of $47,500 to the Police Dept. scanDec 8
  439. 439Comm. from William B. Tyler, GTE, in regard to request from GTE for an easement over land in the Hobbs Brook Reservation. scanDec 8
  440. 440Acceptance and appropriation of $265.00 to the Community Schools Commission. scanDec 8
  441. 441Order-re: official of HUD to appear at the 12/22/80 City Council meeting to discuss plans for driveway and parking area in the Wellington-Harrington - Marion Street area. (Vellucci) scanDec 8
  442. 442Order-re: resolve parking problem on Marion Street. (Vellucci) scanDec 8
  443. 443Order-re: copy of original plans & Council order creating the Wellington-Harrington Neighborhood Committee. (Vellucci) scanDec 8
  444. 444Order-re: Task Force of Engineers to investigate the sewer and water pipes. (Vellucci) scanDec 8
  445. 445Order-re: status of the $1 million suit against Harvard Univ. re: underpass outside of Harvard Sq. (Vellucci) scanDec 15
  446. 446Order-re: status of site selection for the development of 50 units of elderly housing & 20 units of family housing. (Crane) scanDec 15
  447. 447Order-re: solving traffic problem created by Cambridge Trust Co. drive-up window. (Crane) scanDec 15
  448. 448Order-re: appointing a Cambridge "350" Study Committee. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 15
  449. 449Order-re: establishment of a bus route after ten p.m. each night from Harvard Sq. to Belmont Center; and to Huron Ave. up to the Watertown Line. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 15
  450. 450Order-re: erecting a metal guard rail along Memorial Drive & Greenough Boulevard. (M. Duehay & C. Russell) scanDec 15
  451. 451Comm. from Byron J. Matthews, Sec'y Exec. Office of Communities & Development relative to the Cambridge Housing Authority being awarded $3,450,000 to develop 50 units of elderly housing & 20 units of family housing. scanDec 15
  452. 452Transfer of $8,175 in the Public Works Dept. scanDec 15
  453. 453Transferring the Putnam School to the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanDec 15
  454. 454Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the sum of $2,130.99 to the 350th Committee. scanDec 15
  455. 455Order-re: appropriate amendment to the Condo ordinance which would allow for the implementation of vacancy decontrol on all presently controlled units. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 22
  456. 456Order:re - Chapter 59, Section 5 of the MGL re: tax exempt status of furnishings of educational institutions. (D. Sullivan & Vellucci) scanDec 22
  457. 457Order-re: City Council to hold a hearing on radio active waste being transferred to MIT on Albany Street. (Vellucci) scanDec 22
  458. 458Order-re: Executive order by President Carter to close all the city buildings on Dec. 26, 1980. scanDec 22
  459. 459Acceptance & appropriation of $1,000 in the Health & Hospital Dept. scanDec 22
  460. 460Acceptance & appropriation of $63,523 in the Human Services Dept. scanDec 22
  461. 461Transfer of $6,500 in the Human Service Dept. scanDec 22
  462. 462Transfer of $14,100 in the Public Library Dept. scanDec 22
  463. 463Transfer of $15,230 from the Reserve Fund to the Public Investment Fund. scanDec 22
  464. 464Transfer of $2,500 in the Civil Defense Dept. scanDec 22
  465. 465Acceptance and appropriation of $6,500 to the Cambridge Consumer's Council. scanDec 22

Highways

192 actions · № 1–192
  1. 1Canvas awning - Atlantic Imported Cars, Ltd. - 78-88 Prospect St. scanJan 14
  2. 2Sign revocation - Morgan Memorial - 1116 Mass. Ave. scanJan 14
  3. 3Sign - Coca Cola Bottlint Co. - 115 Cushing St. scanJan 14
  4. 4Two driveways - Old Cambridge Baptist Church - 400 Harvard Street. scanJan 14
  5. 5Driveway - Donald Detweiler - 255 Lexington Avenue. scanJan 14
  6. 6Driveway - John J. Courtney - 2508 Mass. Ave. scanJan 28
  7. 7Sidewalk Improvement - John C. Reinstein & Martha V. Reinstein - 7 Everett St. scanJan 28
  8. 8Driveway - Alan Eckel - 50 Regent St. scanJan 28
  9. 9Communication from Francis Rando, Jr., Vice-President, North Shore Tours, Inc., submitting revised route description on their petition for a license to operate sightseeing buses over certain streets in Cambridge. scanJan 28
  10. 10Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting proposed amended order providing for minor changes in the route of the license granted to Paul Naughton of Boston Tours on September 24, 1979. scanFeb 4
  11. 11Communication from Joseph L. Sansone, Sansone Motors, Inc. requesting a permit for the carriage of passengers over certain streets in Cambridge. scanFeb 11
  12. 12Banner - Hasty Pudding Theatrical - across Mass. Ave. in Harvard Sq. scanFeb 11
  13. 13Revocation of sign - Off the Wall Coffee House of the Arts - 861 Main Street. scanFeb 11
  14. 14Driveway - William Ackerly - 26 Parker St. scanFeb 11
  15. 15Newsstand - Shahid Magsood - 639 Mass. Ave., Central Sq. scanFeb 11
  16. 16Sign - Marta T. Tatmasian d/b/a Mar-Mel Travel, Insurance and Real Estate - 2364-66 Mass. AVe. scanFeb 11
  17. 17Driveway - Radcliffe College - 67 Brattle St. scanFeb 11
  18. 18Driveway discontinuance - Radcliffe College - 67 Brattle St. scanFeb 11
  19. 19Revocation of sign - Herbert Marcus - 58 Church Street. scanFeb 25
  20. 20Revocation of sign - Radio Shack - 201 Msgr. O'Brien Highway scanFeb 25
  21. 21Revocation of permit bond to extend factory building - Deran Confectionary Co. - 134 Cambridge Street scanFeb 25
  22. 22Sign-50 Church Street - Louis DiGiovanni scanMar 3
  23. 23Revocation of sign - Coiffeur Oggi - 93 Mt. Auburn St. scanMar 10
  24. 24Revocation of sign - Morey Hirsh Inc. - 254 Webster Ave. scanMar 10
  25. 25Driveway - Douglas Bell & Gerald Fandetti - 111 Trowbridge St. scanMar 10
  26. 26PLACED ON FILE - Canvas Awning - The Image Maker, Inc. - 28 Boylston St. scanMar 24
  27. 27PLACED ON FILE - Petition of Women's World Health Spa of America, Inc. for a sign at the premises numbered 2000 Mass. AVe. scanMar 24
  28. 28Comm. from Dan Weisberg, Fair Site Coordinator, Boston Area Bicycle Coalition, requesting a permit to sell bicycle related items at the fair to be held on June 8, 1980. scanMar 24
  29. 29Discontinuance of a driveway - MEdical Information Technology, Inc. 257 Bent St. scanMar 24
  30. 30Brick sidewalk - Medical Information Technology, Inc. - 257 Bent St. and Sixth St. side. scanMar 24
  31. 31Revocation of sign - Coca Cola Bottling Company - 317 Western Ave. scanMar 24
  32. 32Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting revised petition of Paul Naughton for a license to operate a common carrier as a sightseeing vehicle through certain streets in Cambridge. scanMar 24
  33. 33Driveway widening - Medical Information Technology, Inc. - 257 Bent St. scanMar 24
  34. 34Driveway discontinuance - Medical Information Technology, Inc. - Sixth St. side of 257 Bent St. scanMar 24
  35. 35Two driveways - Cambridge Center I Trust - East side of Sixth St. between Broadway and Main Street. scanMar 31
  36. 36Driveway - 21-23 Leonard Ave. Realty Trust - 21-23 Leonard Ave. scanMar 31
  37. 37Driveway - William Nuzzo - 22 Forest St. scanMar 31
  38. 38Three driveways - Orion Research O 380 Putnam Ave. scanApr 7
  39. 39Sign revocation - Cypress Cafe, Inc. - 30 Prospect St. scanApr 7
  40. 40Driveway-Theodore H. & Rulan C. Pian - 14 Brattle Circle. scanApr 14
  41. 41Petition of William Covalucci for stairs at 113-119 Seventh St. scanApr 14
  42. 42Petition of Mark Miller, Karen Bray and et al requesting that a section of Frost Street be block off on Saturday, May 3, 1980 for a block party. scanApr 14
  43. 43Comm. from the First Parish Church requesting permit to sell goods on the sidewalk for the Harvard Square Marketplace. scanApr 14
  44. 44Petition of John W. & Eleanor E. Stamper for a portland cement sidewalk on Hubbard St. side of 77 Walden ST. scanApr 14
  45. 45Petition of the Pilgrim Congregational Church for a portland cement sidewalk at 155 Magazine St.Apr 28
  46. 46Revocation of sign - Allied Radio Shack - 8 Magazine Street. scanApr 28
  47. 47Petition of Demin Dickson re: stores in Cambridge selling fire ladders. scanApr 28
  48. 48Petition of Harvard Cooperative Society for permission tc close Palmer Street on Saturday, May 31, 1980. scanApr 28
  49. 49Communication from Joseph L. Sansone, Sansone Motors, Inc., requesting a license for the carriage of passengers over certain streets in Cambridge. scanApr 28
  50. 50Driveway - Thomas J. Costagliola - 608-610 Green St. scanMay 5
  51. 51Communication from Simon Shapiro, Merchants on the Line, requesting a permit to conduct a sidewalk sale on May 31, 1980 extending from Harvard Square along Mass. Ave. to Porter Sq. scanMay 12
  52. 52Sign - James Hung - 546 Mass. Ave. scanMay 12
  53. 53Comm. from Barbara J. Halmkin, Manager, Tello's for a permit to display merchandise in front of the premises numbered 1762 Mass. Ave. on May 29, 30 and 31, 1980. scanMay 19
  54. 54Revocation of sign - Cardell, Inc. - 39-41 Brattle St.May 19
  55. 55Canvas Awning - Shan Yuan - 485 Mass. Ave. scanMay 19
  56. 56Portland Cement Sidewalk - Raymond L. & Theresa A. Proulx - 4 Day St. scanMay 19
  57. 57Portland Cement Sidewalk - Catherine Layne - 16 Vincent St. scanMay 19
  58. 5820 to 40 banners along Mass. Ave. - Arts Council. scanMay 19
  59. 59Comm. from Paul e. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting request of the City Treasurer to rescind an order adopted by the City Council on Sept. 20, 1974 for the construction of sidewalk at the premises numbered 42 Bristol St. scanMay 19
  60. 60Petition of William J. Covalucci requesting permit to construct stairs on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 113-119 Seventh St. scanJun 2
  61. 61Revocation of canopy re: Walter Zaniboni d/b/a Villa Capri Restaurant 212 Hampshire St. scanJun 2
  62. 62Revocation of sign - Albert Murphy - 2234 Mass. Ave. scanJun 2
  63. 63Comm. from Manuel Rogers requesting the closing of Springfield St. from Cambridge St. to Houghton St. for the annual Feast of the Holy Spirit on July 11, 12 and 13, 1980. scanJun 9
  64. 64Portland cement sidewalk - Nabisco Conf. Inc. - 25 State Street. scanJun 9
  65. 65Driveway discontinuance - George Rothman - 276 Pearl St. scanJun 9
  66. 66Driveway - George Rothman - 276 Pearl St. scanJun 9
  67. 67Sign - Reliance Cooperative Bank - 15 Dunster St. scanJun 9
  68. 68Comm. from the Cambridgeport Children's Center requesting permission to use Hastings Square Park on June 28, 1980 for a Welcome to Summer Fair. scanJun 9
  69. 69Driveway - Patric A. & Agnes G. Long - 49 Norris St. scanJun 16
  70. 70Driveway - Albert J. Pondelli - 23 Marion St. scanJun 16
  71. 71Driveway - Albert J. Pondelli - 21 Marion St. scanJun 16
  72. 72Sign revocation - Earl S. Johnson -160 River Street. scanJun 23
  73. 73Communication from Harold Fleming of 39 Jefferson Street in opposition to any driveways on Jefferson Street. scanJun 23
  74. 74Petition of Hooper Lights for permit to display merchandise at the premises numbered 1050 Mass. Ave. scanJun 23
  75. 75Driveway - Gary S. Rothkopf - 2-4 Chester Street. scanJun 23
  76. 76Driveway - Jose C. Rocha - 17 Jefferson Street. scanJun 23
  77. 77Petition of Pier I Imports for display of merchandise on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 14 Eliot Street. scanJun 23
  78. 78PLACED ON FILE - Driveway - J. R. Fennell Realty Trust - 865-871 Main St. scanJun 30
  79. 79PLACED ON FILE - Driveway - J. R. Fennell Realty Trust - 10-12-14 Bishop Richard Allen Drive. scanJun 30
  80. 80Driveway - Cambridge Electric Light Co. - Mechanic Park.Jun 30
  81. 81Sign - Sphinx, Inc. - 111 Mt. Auburn St. scanJun 30
  82. 82Driveway - Cambridge Redevelopment Authority - 9 Warren St. scanJun 30
  83. 83Driveway discontinuance - Cambridge Redevelopment Authority - 159 Willow St. scanJun 30
  84. 84Driveway discontinuance - Cambridge Redevelopment Authority - 47 Porter St. scanJun 30
  85. 85Driveway discontinuance - Cambridge Redevelopment Authority - 32 Hunting St. scanJun 30
  86. 86Driveway widening – Cambridge Redevelopment Authority – 155 Willow St. scanJun 30
  87. 87Driveway – Cambridge Redevelopment Authority – 169 Willow St. scanJun 30
  88. 88Driveway – Cambridge Redevelopment Authority – 159 Willow St. scanJun 30
  89. 89Driveway – Cambridge Redevelopment Authority – 47 Porter St. scanJun 30
  90. 90Driveway – Cambridge Redevelopment Authority – 20-24 Marion St. scanJun 30
  91. 91Driveway – Cambridge REdevelopment Authority – 14-16 Marion St. scanJun 30
  92. 92Driveway – Cambridge Redevelopment Authority – 12 Marion St. scanJun 30
  93. 93Driveway – Cambridge Redevelopment Authority – 8 Jefferson St. scanJun 30
  94. 94Driveway – Cambridge Redevelopment Authority – 32 Hunting St. scanJun 30
  95. 95Driveway – Cambridge Redevelopment Authority – 34 Hunting St. scanJun 30
  96. 96Driveway – Cambridge Redevelopment Authority – 690 Cambridge St. scanJun 30
  97. 97Banner for Farmers Market across Massachusetts Avenue scanAug 4
  98. 98Portland cement sidewalk – 10-12 Hawthorne Park. – Daniel J. Brennan. scanAug 4
  99. 99Driveway – 12 Hawthorne Park – Daniel J. Brennan. scanAug 4
  100. 100Driveway – Gertrude T. Finn – 27 Hunting Street. scanAug 4
  101. 101Driveway – David P. Eon – 115 River Street. scanAug 4
  102. 102Sign revocation – F.W.Woolworth Co. – 15 Brattle Street. scanAug 4
  103. 103Sign revocation – Coca Cola Bottling Company – 118 Magazine St. scanAug 4
  104. 104Portland cement sidewalk – James Wick, et al – 76 Dudley St. scanAug 4
  105. 105Banner – United Pentecostal Church – across Mass. Ave. scanAug 4
  106. 106Petition of the Harvard Cooperative Society requesting permission to close Palmer St. on Sat. September 6, 1980 to hold a sidewalk sale. scanAug 4
  107. 107Driveway – Manuel Sousa – 254 Broadway. scanAug 4
  108. 108Driveway – Vincenzo Marchio – 648 Huron Ave. scanAug 4
  109. 109Sidewalk – Linda L. Town – 46 Valentine Street. scanAug 4
  110. 110PLACED ON FILE - petition of Hit or Miss for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 711 Mass. Ave. scanSep 8
  111. 111Petition of the Off the Wall Cinema requesting a permit to hang a banner across Pearl St. from #15 Pearl St. tO #24 Pearl St. scanSep 8
  112. 112Driveway - Anthony Ferolito - 74 & 74R Cushing St. scanSep 8
  113. 113Comm. from George Teso, Traffic Director, relative to the intersection of Boylston Street and Eliot Street. scanSep 8
  114. 114Driveway - Sears Roebuck - 1864-1868 Mass. Ave. scanSep 8
  115. 115Driveway - Sears Roebuck - Upland Rd. ( Mass. Ave. side) scanSep 8
  116. 116Driveway - Ralph J. Canina - 101 Cushing St. scanSep 8
  117. 117Fire escape - Ri-Co Iron Works - 9 Max Ave. scanSep 8
  118. 118Driveway - Joseph N. Rizzuto - 163 Cushing St. scanSep 8
  119. 119Revocation of flag poles - F. W. Woolworth Co. - 631-641 Mass. Ave. scanSep 8
  120. 120Revocation of sign - F. W. Woolworth Co. - 631-641 Mass. Ave. scanSep 8
  121. 121Revocation of sign - Liberty Electric Supply Co. - 877 Main St. scanSep 8
  122. 122Revocation of sign - Jesse Graham, Inc. - 960 Mass. Ave. scanSep 8
  123. 123Revocation of banner - United Pentecostal Church - across Mass. Ave. scanSep 8
  124. 124Portland cement sidewalk - George & Mildred DeAllie - 120-122 Chilton St. scanSep 8
  125. 125Portland cement sidewalk - Camelia A. Wright - 114-116 Chilton St. scanSep 8
  126. 126Portland cement sidewalk - John J. Hutchinson - 118 Chilton St. scanSep 8
  127. 127Awning - Taj Boutique - 52 Brattle St. scanSep 8
  128. 128Flagpole - Cambridge YMCA - 820 Mass. Ave. scanSep 8
  129. 129Driveway - Hagop Ordaisin - 2535 Mass. Ave. scanSep 8
  130. 130Driveway - Ann Reader - 10 Fairmont St. scanSep 8
  131. 131Driveway - Saundra Graham - 189 Western Ave. scanSep 8
  132. 132Driveway - Stephen Walsh - 54-56 Grozier Rd. scanSep 8
  133. 133Driveway - Mary Zelaway - 442 Broadway. scanSep 8
  134. 134Driveway - Mary Lou Shields - 16 Mead Street. scanSep 8
  135. 135Driveway - George J. Janus - 4 Muller Ave. scanSep 8
  136. 136Comm. from Thomas & Howard, Attorneys-at-Law, on behalf of the Old Cambridge Baptist Church requesting that the City Council reinstate two curb cuts at 400 Harvard Street. scanSep 15
  137. 137Order-re: reinstating the two driveways at 400 Harvard Street for the Old Cambridge Baptist Church. (Wylie) scanSep 15
  138. 138Sign-Porter Square Pharmacy - 1927 Mass. AVe. scanSep 15
  139. 139Petition of the Harvard Cooperative Society requesting permission to close Palmer Street on Saturday, September 27, 1980 to hold a sidewalk sale. scanSep 15
  140. 140Widening of Driveway - Ronald J. Cavallo - 14 Whittier Street. scanSep 15
  141. 141Driveway - Margaret C. & Charles W. Linehan - 24 Willow Street. scanSep 15
  142. 142Driveway - 137-139 Elm Street - Leonardo Giesta. scanSep 15
  143. 143Driveway - Robert Latino - 20 Willow Street. scanSep 15
  144. 144Petition of J. August Co., Inc. requesting a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 1320 Mass. Ave. scanSep 22
  145. 145Revocation of sign - The Texas Company - 2511 Mass. AVe. scanSep 22
  146. 146Revocation of sign - The Texas Company - 621-651 Main Street. scanSep 22
  147. 147Revocation of sign - The Texas Company - 297 Concord Avenue. scanSep 22
  148. 148Communication from Charles E. Sage, Pres., Harvard Sq. Business Association transmitting the Association's Policy as it relates to sidewalk sales. scanSep 22
  149. 149Communication from Anne M. Thomas, Thomas & Howard, Attorneys-at-Law requesting to be put on the City Council Agenda for Sept. 22, 1980 in regard to various permissions needed in reference to the "Octoberfest" to be held in Harvard Square on Oct. 11 & 12, 1980. scanSep 22
  150. 150Petition of Pauline C. Hollingsworth for driveway at 23 Willard St. scanSep 22
  151. 151Discontinuance of driveway - RCCC - 213 River St. scanSep 22
  152. 152Discontinuance of driveway - RCCC - 207 River St. scanSep 22
  153. 153Driveway - RCCC - 213 River St. scanSep 22
  154. 154Driveway - RCCC - 3 Howard St. scanSep 22
  155. 155Driveway - RCCC - 7 Howard St. scanSep 22
  156. 156Portland cement sidewalk - Louise Eastman Weed - 109 Avon Hill St. scanSep 22
  157. 157Driveway - Antonio & Anna Pacheco - 294 Prospect St. scanSep 22
  158. 158Driveway - Frantz Simon - 36 Howard St. scanSep 22
  159. 159The City Clerk submits, at the request of Mayor Duehay, a proposed order for consideration of the City Council, outlining the formation of Sign Advisory Committee in all squares and shopping centers of the city. scanSep 22
  160. 160Sign - T.T. the Bear's Place - 10 Brookline St. scanSep 29
  161. 161Sign - TePaske & Hurst - 53 Mt. Auburn Street. scanSep 29
  162. 162Communication from TePaske & Hurst in regard to their request for a sign at the premises numbered 53 Mt.Auburn St. scanSep 29
  163. 163Driveway - Wardens of Christ Church - 1 & 2 Garden Street. scanSep 29
  164. 164Driveway - Vera R. Cox, et al - 139 Cherry Street. scanSep 29
  165. 165Revocation of installation of red carpet.- Frank E. Igo - 1812 Mass. Ave. scanSep 29
  166. 166Communication from Bonney Bauley from T.T. the Bear's Place in regard to their request for a sign at the premises numbered 10 Brookline Street. scanSep 29
  167. 167Portland cement sidewalk - Gerald N. Fandetti - 111 Trowbridge St. scanOct 20
  168. 168Edgestones - Donald Fleming - 121 Chilton Street. scanOct 20
  169. 169Portland cement sidewalk - Harvey Brooks - 46 Brewster Street. scanOct 27
  170. 170Petition complaining parking problems on Mass. Ave. re: Bandar scanOct 27
  171. 171Portland Cement sidewalk - Edwardo Catalano - 44 Grozier Rd. scanNov 3
  172. 172Edgestones - David Brouson - 10 Kenway Street. scanNov 3
  173. 173Comm. from the City Clerk relative to the new procedure for curb cuts. scanNov 10
  174. 174Driveway - Eduardo Catalano - 44 Grozier Road scanNov 10
  175. 175Driveway - Marvin L. & Margaret D. Manheim - 71 Sparks Street scanNov 10
  176. 176Driveway - Richard D. & Gail A. Pacifico - 10 Chester Street scanNov 10
  177. 177Driveway - Vera R. Cox, et al - 137 Cherry Street scanNov 10
  178. 178Driveway - John H. Clippinger - 9 Avon Street scanNov 10
  179. 179Driveway - James H. Wallie - 107-109 Larch Road. scanNov 10
  180. 180Comm. from David R. Vickery, Assistant City Manager for Community Development, relative to the new driveway procedure. scanNov 24
  181. 181Driveway - Charles & Joan Allen; John & Diane McMahon - 11 & 11A Jay St.Nov 24
  182. 182Widening of driveway - Ronald & Robert Butt - 154 Elm St.Nov 24
  183. 183Revocation of sign permit - J. Berglund & C. Radford Sands - 457 Mt. Auburn St.Dec 1
  184. 184Revocation of sign permit - Nataraj Enterprise Inc. - 419 Mass. Ave.Dec 1
  185. 185Comm. from D. W. Stephan, requesting permission for the Stephan Corp. d/b/a Suburban Lines to engage in the carrying of passengers for hire over certain public ways in the City of Cambridge.Dec 8
  186. 186Portland cement sidewalks - Lordes Mello - 22 Carlisle St.Dec 8
  187. 187Comm. from Mrs. Peter Papagni, 17 Marion St. requesting a hearing before the City Council on the denial by the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority for additional land abutting her property for the parking of her car.Dec 15
  188. 188Comm. from Mr. & Mrs. A. Napalitano, 15 Marion St. requesting a hearing before the City Council on the denial of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority for additional land abutting their property for the parking of their car.Dec 15
  189. 189REFERRED TO THE BOARD OF ZONING APPEAL - petition of Eustace E. Edey requesting a driveway at the premises numbered 135 River Street.Dec 15
  190. 190REFERRED TO THE BOARD OF ZONING APPEAL - petition of Dorothy L. Temell requesting a driveway at the premises numbered 144 Western Ave.Dec 15
  191. 191Driveway - Charles F. & Helan L. Taylor - 299-301 Columbia Street.Dec 15
  192. 192REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER & CITY SOLICITOR FOR REPORT- revocation of spur track - MIT - across Vassar Street.Dec 15

Appointments

147 actions · № 1–147
  1. 1Oath of office of Leo F. Davenport as Member of the Governor's Task Force on Automobile Theft. scanJan 7
  2. 2Constable bond of Lawrence Tinsley for approval of the surety. scanJan 14
  3. 3Constable bond of Michael R. Yearwood for approval of the surety. scanJan 14
  4. 4Resignation of Evelyn Rabouin as the Affirmative Action Officer. scanJan 14
  5. 5Resignation of Gerald J. Billow as a member of the Cambridge Rent Control Board. scanJan 14
  6. 6Appointment of Joseph R. Pestana as a Constable with power. scanJan 14
  7. 7Appointment of Ms. Denise Simmons as the Executive Director of the Civic Unity Committee. scanJan 14
  8. 8Appointment of three persons to the Cambridge Health Policy Board. scanJan 14
  9. 9Appointment of 8 constables. scanJan 14
  10. 10Oath of office of Jeanne Canina as a member of the Commission on the Status of Women. scanJan 16
  11. 11Constable bond of Donald J. Cappelletti for approval of the surety. scanJan 21
  12. 12Appointment of 7 persons to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanJan 21
  13. 13Appointment of Paul Purcell as a member of the Cambridge Animal Commission. scanJan 21
  14. 14Appointment of John T. Collins as Constable with power. scanJan 21
  15. 15Appointment of 12 persons as Public Weighers. scanJan 21
  16. 16Reappointment of Dr. Robert Neer to the Health Policy Board. scanJan 28
  17. 17Appointment of 15 persons as public weighers. scanJan 28
  18. 18Oath of office of Victoria A. Judson as Member Rent Control Board. scanJan 28
  19. 19Oath of office of Arianne Dworsky as a member of the Commission on the Status of Women. scanJan 30
  20. 20Constable bond of James J. Waldron for approval of the surety. scanFeb 4
  21. 21Constable bond of Mark Waldron for approval of the surety. scanFeb 4
  22. 22Constable bond of Joseph R. Pestana, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanFeb 4
  23. 23Constable bond of William J. Drier for approval of the surety. scanFeb 4
  24. 24Appointment of Victoria A. Judson to the Rent Control Board. scanFeb 4
  25. 25Communication from the City Clerk re: term of office of the City City Clerk. scanFeb 11
  26. 26Constable bond of Gerard J. O'Connor for approval of the surety. scanFeb 11
  27. 27Appointment of three members of the Health Sub-Committee of the Health Policy Board to the Cambridge Biohazards Committee. scanFeb 11
  28. 28Appointment of 8 persons to the 350th Anniversary Committee. scanFeb 25
  29. 29Oath of Office of Carl Randolph as Parking Control Officer. scanFeb 27
  30. 30Appointment of Newtcn Coleman as Constable with power. scanMar 3
  31. 31Constable Bond of John T, Collins for approval of the surety. scanMar 3
  32. 32Constable Bond of Robert Merriman for approval of the surety. scanMar 3
  33. 33Appointment of Donald Moreland and Charlotte Ikels to the Council on Aging and reappointment of five persons. scanMar 10
  34. 34Appointment of two constables. scanMar 10
  35. 35Appointment of 8 persons as constables. scanMar 10
  36. 36Constable bond of Alex Hayes for approval of the surety. scanMar 24
  37. 37Appointment of 6 persons as constables. scanMar 24
  38. 38Appointment of 3 persons to the Cambridge 350th Anniversary Committee. scanMar 24
  39. 39Re-appointment of 3 persons to the Cambridge Health Policy Board. scanMar 24
  40. 40Re-appointment of Edward Goode, Sr. as a member of the Cambridge Industrial Development Financing Authority. (IDFA) scanMar 24
  41. 41Appointment of 2 persons as PUblic Weighers. scanMar 24
  42. 42Oath of office of Alicia DaSilva as a Parking Control Officer. scanMar 24
  43. 43Constable bond of Stephen Kelly for approval of the surety. scanMar 31
  44. 44Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting resignation of George I. Goverman, Election Commissioner, effective March 31, 1980. scanMar 31
  45. 45Constable bond of Albert T. Darling for approval of the surety. scanMar 31
  46. 46Appointment of William G. Maher as a member of the Cambridge 350th Anniversary Committee. scanMar 31
  47. 47Appointment of two persons as Constables with power. scanMar 31
  48. 48Constable bond of Charles R. Sullivan for approval of the surety. scanApr 7
  49. 49Appointment of William Dickerson as a constable. scanApr 7
  50. 50Appointment of 8 persons to serve on a Task Force regarding the drainage problems in the Bellis Circle area. scanApr 7
  51. 51Constable bond of William Dickerson for approval of the surety. scanApr 14
  52. 52Constable bond of Timothy Decker for approval of the surety. scanApr 14
  53. 53Constable bond of John Johnson for approval of the surety. scanApr 14
  54. 54Constable bond of Newton Coleman for approval of the surety, scanApr 14
  55. 55Constable bondof Steven Travers for approval of the surety. scanApr 14
  56. 56Appointment of the 350th Anniversary Committee. scanApr 14
  57. 57Appointment of Peter Sturges as Election Commissioner. scanApr 14
  58. 58Oath of office of Peter Sturges as Election Commissioner. scanApr 14
  59. 59Appointment of John Minavich as a constable with power. scanApr 14
  60. 60Oath of office of Melvin Gadd as the Alternate Member of the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanApr 24
  61. 61Constable bond of Olga S. Percoco for approval of the surety. scanApr 28
  62. 62Bond of Dominic J. Bonacci as Superintendent of Cemeteries for approval of the surety. scanApr 28
  63. 63Appointment of Melvin Gadd as an Alternate Member of the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanApr 28
  64. 64Appointment of five persons as Constables. scanApr 28
  65. 65Constable bond of Barbara E. Warren for approval of the surety. scanMay 5
  66. 66Constable bond of Albert G. Stanley for approval of the surety. scanMay 5
  67. 67Constable bond of Eugene H. Blocker, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanMay 5
  68. 68Constable bond of Thomas J. Rego for approval of the surety. scanMay 5
  69. 69Appointment of five persons to the Civic Unity Committee and the reappointment of seven persons. scanMay 12
  70. 70Appointment of Brigadier General John Cremens as a member of the Cambridge 350th Committee. scanMay 12
  71. 71Appointment of Donald Carter and David Singleton as constables. scanMay 12
  72. 72Oath of office of Pauline Hollingsworth as a member to the Council on Aging. scanMay 16
  73. 73Constable bond of John Agathos for approval of the surety. scanMay 19
  74. 74Constable bond of John McLaren for approval of the surety. scanMay 19
  75. 75Establishment of a Cambridge Census Review Committee. scanMay 19
  76. 76Appointment of Pauline Hollingsworth to the Council of Aging. scanMay 19
  77. 77Constable bond of Donald Carter for approval of the surety. scanJun 2
  78. 78Appointment of Rev. Daniel Doherty as a member of the Civic Unity Committee. scanJun 2
  79. 79Appointment of three person as Constables. scanJun 2
  80. 80Constable bond of Bruce S. Domina for approval of the surety. scanJun 2
  81. 81Appointment of Barbara Baker as a member of the Cambridge 350th Committee. scanJun 2
  82. 82Bond of Paul E. Healy, City Clerk for approval of the surety. scanJun 9
  83. 83Appointment of two persons as Constables. scanJun 9
  84. 84Constable bond of Daniel J. Saccoccio, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanJun 16
  85. 85Appointment of eleven person to the Cambridge Commission on the Handicapped. scanJun 16
  86. 86Constable bond of James Wong for approval of the surety. scanJun 23
  87. 87Appointment of John A.P. Good to the Cambridge Public Library Board of Trustees. scanJun 23
  88. 88Appointment of Julia Smith to the 350th Committee. scanJun 23
  89. 89Appointment of Philip J. Pierce to the Rent Control Board. scanJun 23
  90. 90Appointment of David A. Wylie to the Community Schools Commission. scanJun 23
  91. 91Comm. from Mayor Francis H. Duehay re: to the committee on the restoration of the City Council Chamber. scanJun 30
  92. 92Constable bond of Alan Bolduc for approval of the surety. scanJun 30
  93. 93Appointment of four person as constables. scanJun 30
  94. 94Appointment of ten persons to the Commission on the Status of Women. scanJun 30
  95. 95Appointment of three persons as Public Weighers. scanJun 30
  96. 96Appointment of seven persons as Constables with power. scanJun 30
  97. 97Oath of office of Philip J. Pierce as a member of the REnt Control Board. scanJul 1
  98. 98Oath of office of John A.P. Good to the Cambridge Public Library Board of Trustee. scanJul 2
  99. 99Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, re: the appointment of Mr. Raymond E. Clark as the official collective bargaining representative for the city. scanAug 4
  100. 100Appointment of Jill Herold as Assistant City Manager for Human Services scanAug 4
  101. 101Report on Union negotiations and notifying the City Council of the appointment of Abigail Burns and Kevin McDevitt as Assessors. scanAug 4
  102. 102Appointment of Carmen Rivera to the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women. scanAug 4
  103. 103Bond for the Assistant Superintendent of the Cemetery for approval of the surety. scanAug 4
  104. 104Constable bond of Douglas P. Moran for approval of the surety. scanAug 4
  105. 105Constable bond of James Lally for approval of the surety. scanAug 4
  106. 106Constable bond of Louis C. Micciche for approval of the surety. scanAug 4
  107. 107Constable bond of Terrence A. Boyle for approval of the surety. scanAug 4
  108. 108Oath of office of Alan D. Hughes as Police Captain scanSep 5
  109. 109Appointment of Artis B. Spears as an Election Commissioner scanSep 8
  110. 110Appointment of Mr. George E. O'Brien to the Industrial Development Financing Authority. scanSep 8
  111. 111Appointment of five members to the Cambridge Consumer Advisory Commission. scanSep 8
  112. 112Appointment of two persons as public weighers. scanSep 8
  113. 113Oath of office of Artis B. Spears as Election Commissioner. scanSep 9
  114. 114Constable bond of John Minavich for approval of the surety. scanSep 15
  115. 115Appointment of five persons as constables without power. scanSep 15
  116. 116Appointment of constables. scanSep 22
  117. 117Bond of Virginia Gay of the Animal Commission for approval of the surety. scanSep 29
  118. 118Appointment of two constables without power. scanSep 29
  119. 119Appointment of two constables without power. scanOct 6
  120. 120Appointment of two constables. scanOct 6
  121. 121Appointment and re-appointment to the Cambridge Conservation Commission scanOct 20
  122. 122Appointment of Anne Strong as the Affirmative Action Officer. scanOct 20
  123. 123Appointment of three constables. scanOct 20
  124. 124Appointment of Inspector of Animals. scanOct 24
  125. 125Constable bond of John Bottari for approval of the surety. scanOct 27
  126. 126Constable bond of Paul Upton for approval of the surety. scanOct 27
  127. 127Appointment of Edric R. Carrington as a constable with power. scanOct 27
  128. 128Appointment of three public weighers. scanNov 3
  129. 129Appointment of Dorothy Vetrano to the Cambridge Conservation Commission. scanNov 3
  130. 130Appointment of 8 constables without power. scanNov 3
  131. 131Oath of office of Bette Woody to the Conservation Commission.Nov 13
  132. 132Constable bond of Arthur J. Vancini for approval of the surety.Nov 17
  133. 133Reactivating the Cambridge Experimentation Review Board.Nov 17
  134. 134Appointment of Edward J. Judd as a public weigher.Nov 17
  135. 135Appointment of Joseph Ferraro as constable without power.Nov 17
  136. 136Appointment of the Cambridge Energy CommissionNov 24
  137. 137Appointment of one constable without power.Dec 1
  138. 138Appointmentof Mr. F. L. Clauson as a member of the Board of Zoning Appeal.Dec 8
  139. 139Appointment of Elizabeth Robinson as a constable with power.Dec 8
  140. 140Reappointment of Allen Korb as a constable with power.Dec 8
  141. 141Constable bond of Joseph Ferraro for approval of the surety.Dec 15
  142. 142Appointment of four constables.Dec 15
  143. 143Appointment of Rober Seamans as a constable with power.Dec 15
  144. 144Oath of office of F.L. Clauson as a member of the Board of Zoning Appeals.Dec 18
  145. 145Bond for Elizabeth Robinson for approval of the surety.Dec 22
  146. 146Oath of office of George E. O'Brien to the Industrial Development Financing Authority.Sep 8
  147. 147Credentials and oaths of offices for each City Councillor and the Mayor and Vice-Chairman.Jan 7

Ordinances

51 actions · № 1–51
  1. 1Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from the Community Development Dept. re: hearing date for the Alewife Rezoning Petition. scanJan 14
  2. 2Order-re: hearing on February 11, 1980 on the proposed rezoning petition of Brian Kullman, et al. (M. Duehay) scanJan 21
  3. 3Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting letter received from Donald J. Schmidt of the Division of Community Services, Executive Office of Communities and Development, Comm'lth of Mass., re: Cambridge leadership in the enactment of zoning amendments during the period July 6, 1976 to January 15, 1980. scanFeb 11
  4. 4Report of the hearing conducted before the City Council on February 11, 1980 on the petition of Brian Kullman to amend the Zoning Ordinance by establishing a Temporary Residential Conversion Moratorium. scanFeb 25
  5. 5Informal meeting on the Alewife Rezoning Petition. scanMar 3
  6. 6PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Amendment to Chapter 23 entitled "Regulations Pertaining to Controlled Rental Housing Units" as submitted by C. Graham on 11-19-79 and referred to in Order # 5 of 1-28-80 introduced by C. David Sullivan, together with a draft ona revised Chapter 23 which includes the proposed amendment. scanMar 3
  7. 7Proposed ordinance to establish a Department of Community Resources. scanMar 10
  8. 8Order-re: amendment to the General Ordinances regarding residency requirement for constables. (Crane) scanMar 24
  9. 9PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - petition of Brian Kullman, 121 Oxford St. et al, to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge by striking out Section 3.12 and substituting in place thereof a new section 3.12 entitled "TEMPORARY RESIDENTIAL CONVERSION MORATORIUM. scanMar 24
  10. 10Comm. from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the Council, transmitting one from Carl Barron, Pres., Cambridge Property Owners, re: the proposed CERTIFICATION OF HABITATION ORDINANCE. scanMar 24
  11. 11Comm. from Byrle Breny re: actions taken by the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Assoc. re: down-zoning of Mass. Ave. and Green St. in Mid-Cambridge. scanMar 31
  12. 12Order-re: referring the proposed ordinance re: City Solicitor to the Ordinance Committee. (D. Sullivan) See Ordinances 1982 for original papers. scanApr 14
  13. 13Order-re: amending the Alewife Rezoning Petition, Attachment B, Section 18. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 14
  14. 14PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Energy Commission. scanApr 28
  15. 15PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Condominium conversion. scanApr 28
  16. 16Comm. from Arthur C. Parris, Chairman, Planning Board, transmitting revised version of the Alewife Area Rezoning petition - PLACED ON FILE. scanApr 28
  17. 17Communication from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, re: reconsideration of the vote of the Alewife Brook Project. scanApr 28
  18. 18RE: estimates of costs and enforcement and the projected revenues from the proposed CERTIFICATE OF HABITATION ordinance. scanMay 5
  19. 19Order-re: amending Article XXXII of the General Ordinances entitled "Assistant City Manager for Human Service Programs" section one entitled "Composition of Department". (Vellucci) scanMay 19
  20. 20Order-re: deleting the second sentence in Chapter 13, Section 13-19 entitled "Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages in Certain Public Places. PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. scanJun 2
  21. 21Comm. from Arthur C. Parris, Chairman, Planning Board re: recommendations by the Planning Board on the petition to rezone an area of land in the East Cambridge area. scanJun 2
  22. 22Comm. from Laurence O. McKinney, McKinney and Company, re: request of the City Council to the City Solicitor to draft an ordinance regulating the sale and distribution of paraphernalia relating to marijuana. REFERRED TO THE CITY SOLICITOR. scanJun 2
  23. 23Proposed "False Alarm" Ordinance. scanJun 2
  24. 24Petition of the Planning Board to amend the Zoning Ordinance by striking out Industry A-1 and substituting in place thereof the designation Res. C-1 in the area bounded by Charles St. and Sixth St. FAILED OF ORDINATION. scanJun 2
  25. 25Petition of Gordon Moore, et al for rezoning in the Mass. Ave./Chauncy St. area. PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED scanJun 2
  26. 26Comm. from C. Graham expressing her support of the petition of Robert LaTremouille et al to downzone a portion of Mass. Ave. scanJun 9
  27. 27Response to Awaiting report No. 15. re: feasibility of changing the zoning in Kendall Square. scanJun 9
  28. 28PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - Assistant City Manager for Human Service Programs. scanJun 9
  29. 29FAILED OF ORDINATION original petition of Robert LaTremouille et al for an amendment to the Zoning Ordinances in the Mass. Ave. - Green St. area. MODIFIED VERSION WITH AMENDMENTS - PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED. scanJun 9
  30. 30PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - petition of Cornelia B. Wheeler et al to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge in Articles 2.000, 4.000, 5.000 and 6.000 on behalf of the elderly oriented housing. scanJun 16
  31. 31PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED- refiling of the Alewife rezoning petition. scan—
  32. 32Opinion from the City Solicitor on the validity of amending a proposed zoning ordinance amendment just prior to the taking of a vote in the City Council without necessitating another public hearing. scan—
  33. 33Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille, 4 Trowbridge St. regarding the Mass. Ave. - Green St. rezoning amendment. scanJun 23
  34. 34PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Changing the City Council meeting times from 7 p.m. to 5 p.m. scanAug 4
  35. 35PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Condominium Conversion ordinance. scan—
  36. 36Proposed ordinance on FALSE ALARM. - see Ordinance 1981 for papers. scan—
  37. 37PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Temporary Residential Conversion Moratorium to be extended to December 31, 1980. scanSep 8
  38. 38PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Amendment to Chapter 217 of the year 1980, which increases the amount required for contracts from $2,000 to $4,000. scanSep 15
  39. 39Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille, 4 Trowbridge St., in opposition to the rezoning petition in the Harvard Sq., Mt. Auburn St. area from Office 3 to Business B. scanSep 22
  40. 40Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting copy of the City of Boston's ordinance relative to the transportation of hazardous materials within the city. scanOct 6
  41. 41PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - establishment of a Rent Control Ombudsperson. scan—
  42. 42Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk transmitting the amended ordinance providing for the appointment of constables which required a residency in the City of Cambridge and a $50.00 registration fee. scanOct 20
  43. 43Order-re: amending the DNA ordinance. (Vellucci) scanOct 27
  44. 44Awaiting Report Item No. 23 relative to the proposed amendment to the Constable Ordinance. scanNov 3
  45. 45PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - proposed amendment to Chapter Two entitled "Administration" by adding a new Article XXXVIII entitled "Appointment of Constables" which provides for a residency requirement. scanNov 3
  46. 46PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - proposed amendment providing for a salary increases for City Officials. scanNov 3
  47. 47PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - proposed ordinance amendment in Chapter 11 Article I entitled "Ordinance for the Use of Recombinant Molecule Technology in the City of Cambridge". scanNov 3
  48. 48Petition of C.A.T.O., Ambassador-Brattle & Cambridge Taxi Company requesting an increase in the taxi rates - REFERRED TO THE ORDINANCE COMMITTEE. - See Ordinances 1981 for proposed[?]. scanNov 24
  49. 49PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - Petition of Genevieve McMillan, George Demers, & George Demers, Jr. to amend the zoning ordinances in the Bow St., Mt. Auburn St. & DeWolfe St. area. scanDec 1
  50. 50RE: proposed recodification of the General Ordinances. scanDec 15
  51. 51WITHDRAWN - Petition to rezone area north of Mass. Avenue. scanDec 22

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